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Good afternoon, BPBeen digesting a lot of content on how to find deals, but I'm not grasping the refinancing part of the BRRRR strategy.

.$50 x 24 tenants x 2 years is $50 x 24 x 24 = $28,800 + $800 for my attorney's fees to evict the tenant = $29,600 plus for some strange reason I can never grasp is when we evict a tenant we are not allowed to collect any more rent.

One of my weaknesses is having a grasp on understanding the market, and of course like most newbies, where to even begin. 

I would aim to find completed projects that flippers or for that matter any industry you are curious about have done in the recent past to get a realistic grasp on what it takes, how they closed the deal, Hard Money, areas they look out for and the types of jobs that can be expected- cosmetic, full guts, additions.

All of this is multiplied largely when it comes to housing. if you grasp the concept of the change in a gallon of milk you can grasp the change of prices where the gallon of milk will live after its bought. 

For example I operate in Cleveland and have created The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods for out of state investors to get a grasp on what's what in this market. 

Certainly seems like I'm to blame for not grasping this before contacting the listing agent.

Because this is my first investment and my first time Im winterizing a camp I dont have a good grasp on what exactly needs to be done to get the camp useable in the winter.

The industry will still be here in 18 months once you have a more stable income, better idea of where you'll live after school, and a firmer grasp on what niches of RE line up with your knowledge, skills, and abilities.