Always leave a buffer in your rehab estimates and work with experienced contractors.Choosing the Wrong Property:Not every property is suitable for BRRRR.

I had some success in my career but did not know my back side from 3rd base as it related to real estate.

The only thing holding me back is talking to someone who has completed the course and is successfully making a career out of it a few years down the road.

So if he can form a relationship with you, it may pay off when you get a distressed property that isn't suitable for a traditional sale, you'll call him.

I always like to say that a suitable candidate for a DST must fit the profile.

Between a demanding FT job (that I enjoy,) a wife who also works FT, and two young children, I have no real desire to "all in" to real estate as a FT career at this point in my life.

I am looking for any tools or tips to get started, I have been in vehicles sales for over ten years and was a mortgage banker at Rocket Mortgage for 3 years before coming back to manage the dealership I started my career at.

After a rewarding 20-year career as a Section 8 supervisor, I’ve transitioned into a new role that I’m passionate about.

I also have a 12 year previous career in finance/retail banking/lending... so I hope that ive found my calling and have already been impressed with the community Thanks again Drago

Always leave a buffer in your rehab estimates and work with experienced contractors.Choosing the Wrong Property:Not every property is suitable for BRRRR.