The name of my company is something that I can't change now but also I'm not pretending to be a broker.

People keep pretending to be smart and telling people 2 set up the corporation in some friendly state.

Lots of sharks and marginaly bad wholesalers pretending to have deals or retreading other peoples deals.

Let's pretend one has 100 units, and they decide to stop buying. 

Pretend you don't have that money and learn to make it in this business with out it. 

Trying to ‘do it all’ by yourself and pretending that you know everything will just put you at risk of losing more money than hiring someone who knows what to do particularly in the aspect of construction.With a good GC at your side, your work will be easier and you can have more time and use it to find your next property.

To me it is the basic economics of supply and demand will continue to push values north for the forseeable future.I won't pretend that I know much outside of Dane County, but I know enough about Dane County that I am focusing all my energies to try and find new development deals and projects here and in bedroom communities rather than elsewhere.   

The pundits pushing only one way to build wealth (real estate OR equities+bonds) and pretend we can only hold one concept in our heads frustrate me. 

Fortunately, all work was up to code, but they did make us go back and pretend we were starting from square one. 

I won't pretend to know all the different options available to you, but there are many to explore.For your BRRRR strategy, you'll want to make sure that your all-in cost (purchase price, rehab costs, holding costs, etc) is no more than 70-75% of the estimated ARV (market price after all rehab is complete).