There is more risk and time spent in flips but also more reward. 

Also I wouldn't allow the cost of entry to make the decision for you, if you need capital partner with someone who has it or house hack in an A/B location (this is the BEST way to start in my opinion and you will learn a ton about landlording), but at the end of the day it comes down to your risk/reward tolerance.Best,

There is such a wealth of information on this website, its books and podcasts that you can learn any strategy you want on here. 2) However, some masterminds have great reputations and are very rewarding to top performers looking to connect with other top performers and push their personal growth and business growth to the next level (essentually like a coaching/mentor program). 

A full gut inside and out, lots of charm and overlooks a nice large park with a creek off the front deck.

Managing an STR and scaling is more difficult, risky, and the reward is not worth the risk. 

I have run the gamut of the most recommended cards (like Chase's business lineup and Amex's same) and love the rewards. 

I think the risks are outweighed by the rewards though.

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Not a one size fits all but definitely more risk with auction since you cant see condition which also means a better chance at reward. if you can find a way into the house or know someone who has seen the house or know the area enough it can be a great way to get BRRs.

Reward - Reasonable compensation and dinner on me in NOLA during #BPCON2021 * This is a complex deal and I am looking for guidance on options.