I see loads of opportunities to implement the BRRR strategy and I'd like to start building my network of contractors and hard money lenders that are already from the area before I make a final decision.

You'll have to decide on a course of action, then implement it. 

If they are priced right and it is an area where people buy for their primary, then you can definitely try to implement a condo strategy.

I have tried so many system that promote making it easy but the process of learning new systems and implementing them is always a job in and of itself.

It’s not about the host or the roommate, but the fact that there are sooo many people who implemented this no/low money down investing strategy.

I have looked into using the BRRRR'ing strategy also, and with my area it is hard to find properties where I could implement that strategy.

I am a newbie investor and I am looking for recommendations for electronic payment methods to implement for my tenants to pay rent.

Big apartment complexes have their own unique needs and the local MLS lease forms are always in 3-point font with convoluted phrasing that's often hard to implement in real landlord/tenant situations.

My first home became an investment property that is making $200 in pure cash flow and currently own a second personal property.I have been a long time BiggerPockets book reader and podcast listener yet have not implemented the strategies due to low capital excuses.

Do you implement new rental agreements?