@Craig Parsons sorry decided not to read it all.Realtors suck, just like the average ____ (insert any profession) sucks.It sounds more like you are nervous than any realtors issue.

@Ken Minard< insert hmmmmmmf noise at Tulsa being on this list ha > I think two things come to mind. 1. 84.39% of statistics are made up on the spot 2.

(insert success story here)”.

[insert eyeroll]Search is on going.

There are several ways to get this done but it is more labour intensive and the payoff is you get your equity without having to put the money in yourself20% down and rent straight away - this ties up your capital but it's quicker and simpler than rehabbing and you'll find deals more easily - you can still aim for good deals or you can turnkey but you won't be as restricted as you would if you need to BRRRR but the downside is you won't have as much protection against losses as you would if you had BRRRR'd the equity into the dealThen you would drill down to think about the actual numbers you need within your time-frame to be able to achieve your income goals - for example I need 1-3 units a year @ $x per month cashflow for 5 years to get $X per month Given that I have $150K and I plan to (insert financing strategy)I would need to buy 3 units a year at $X purchase price.Then you can decide on your three market areas.

I am going to “scale” this business so that I own 1/2 of (insert midwestern or southern town).

I want to insert comments on a few of the above statements. 1.

Hi, I am the 300th person who came into this forum that heard about a book/course/ blog/(insert source) about a really clever way to make lotsa money.

They used to issue glossy brochures as inserts to real estate magazines, which were actually very light on articles and very heavy on insert ads.  

It's actually required in a lease to insert this policy.