I always told clients even when the rates were going up not to buy something on short-term thinking (i.e.

One of my buy box requirements is the house needs to cashflow at least $500 per month or I am not buying it. 

I've seen people buy so many units that they burn out trying to juggle maintenance, tenants, turnovers, etc.

Quote from @Derek Wilke: Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

@Kyle Lamhypothetical example with simple numbers - you buy a house for 100K and fix it up for 50K.  

Basically it would just be getting a really good deal on a house hack and then refinancing when you're ready to move out and buying the next house hack

Just because other people might be getting away with it for now doesn't mean they couldn't crack down on you after you buy a property their.

Our plan is to use the "Sneaky tactic" and for the next few years, the plan is to buy a house that needs a little TLC, fix it up as we live in it and move on to buy another house until were tired of doing it or reach a decent income.

BRRRR Method (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat)The BRRRR strategy allows you to recycle your capital by using financing to acquire a property, improving it to add value, and then refinancing to pull your money back out for the next deal.How BRRRR Works: Buy – Find an undervalued or distressed property (potentially off-market or through wholesalers).

Hi - I have started buying LTR's in the last few years.