While I'm not new to buying or selling real estate, I am new to doing it with an emphasis toward investment. 

Great value for the money, many of the meetings are geared towards newer members of the community with a strong emphasis on education.https://reif-jacksonville.com/JaxReif is a group who meets a few times per month run by Deborah. 

There is too much emphasis in trying to BRRRR and BRRRR and get these under-market deals.  

I'm wondering if she's putting too much emphasis on what we purchased it for and if the private listings in the "as-is" state would really be in our best interest.

There are bits and pieces of RE statutes written into the UT code that will kick in, but only if a contract does not address whatever item / situation you're dealing with - a contract may override a state statute (emphasis on "may"). 

This makes so much sense, especially the emphasis on building relationships.

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I have a bachelors degree in Real Estate with and emphasis in Finance and Investments and a minor in Community Development.

Also, I bought mine furnished and depending on where yours is located and what sort of demographic you want booking it (budget conscious, luxury, local emphasis, etc.) will have a huge impact on how you much you should plan to spend on furnishings and decor. 

I think cash flow will be sparse; if not, I'd be interested as well in seeing what Jonathan Boyle has to say.Low absorption rates, lots of new construction projects, and an influx of young professionals moving up from Hoboken and NYC Thanks for the info Robert, but if you want to 'make money when you buy, not when you sell', and place an emphasis on cash flow, then three reasons you mentioned don't appear to apply.