@Eric S. new britain. that is your answer. i invest there. i spent my whole life in CT besides the last few years. i know the area well. i own a few multi-family properties there currently. i went CCSU in new britain and lived in the town for 10 years. its an incredible source of cash flow and, in my opinion, the current mayor is doing all the right things. i actually see growth happening in that town, compared to the rest of CT that is struggling. happy to help in any way i can. just let me know!

A bit about me:I live in Portland, OR (which is quite expensive)I’m a first-time homebuyerI’m interested in the "small and mighty" approach to real estate investingI’m actively contributing to my 401(k), maxing out my Roth IRA, and have $30K in savings.

So if I approach a listing agent and refuse a commission and the seller lowers the price, your position is that is a taxable event?  

Does anyone have any advice on how to approach the occupants?  

Hello Emory,I guess, like you, the potential tenant's approach is a bit concerning.

Has anyone dealt with something similar and how do you approach it.

Then evaluate what went right/wrong and execute at least four more BRRRRs in 2025.I believe the most effective approach to achieve a successful BRRRR strategy is to engage a skilled contractor with competitive pricing.

Most investors and agents are too scared to negotiate, I bought the home on over an acre for 300k.I like to take a net approach where I utilize as many sources as possible to find deals.

I’m curious—do you think there’s a way to approach this where I could offer some form of compensation in dollars for a coach's time?

Shoot him a message, he is super approachable.