The craziest part is I actually hit their proverbial “bar” and they continue to come up with excuses why it’s not a deal.

Fight with it.

Just because the seller says “as is” doesn’t mean you can’t ask for a price reduction to buy what is, as is. ...Continued: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/dealing-with-resolutions-...

You can fight it, but it is fact specific and I need a LOT more facts. 

My wife has family that lives up here and we visit yearly and I continue noticing a lot of multi family homes in the area.

I think there is tremendous potential to continue to invest and grow in this area! 

Reinvestment/Expansion (10-20% of Income)Rule of Thumb: Allocate 10-20% of your income towards reinvestment in your business or properties.Why: This fund can be used for purchasing new properties, business expansion, or other growth opportunities, ensuring continued business development.Summary Breakdown:Mortgage Payments: 25-30%Operating Expenses: 30-35%Emergency Fund: 5-10%Capital Expenditures: 10-15%Paying Yourself: 10-15%Reinvestment/Expansion: 10-20%Adjust these percentages based on your specific circumstances, risk tolerance, and business goals.

I continue to scratch my head watching investors from New York and Boston whenever I meet them at Foreclosure Auctions in Connecticut.

I currently own 47 rental doors and want to continue to do the cash out BRRRR strategy. 

House hacking is a powerful strategy that can put you far ahead financially compared to those buying a primary residence or continuing to rent.