Desiring to act but anxious you may make a mistake.Have you considered flipping a coin?

As an investor of 15+ years and as a project manager/contractor/designer, I see both sides of the coin.

I have a property in CO in Aurora.

Your idea for basement laundry sounds good, or just increase the rent and provide the washer/dryer included with the rent instead of coin op.

Even with these limits, it is still the ability to pull a portion of the value that has been added to the property out as capital to begin the next project, which is the principle behind BRRRR and a great means to accelerate growth.We've had clients deploying this strategy long before Brandon and his team here at BP coined the phrase.

To coin a phrase by Matt Theriault, get rich by buying Real Estate, but become wealthy buy holding it.

Coin operated laundry in basement, some storage, and a front deck.

Many people in appreciating markets probably gained $500k+ of equity on just pure appreciation.Additionally, many people hit it really big in crypto and experienced a 2 year run of turning less than $50k into $1mm. 

There’s also a gathering tonight for a new group called COIN (Central Ohio Investor Network) (Smokehouse Brewing at 6pm.)

And why those that buy distressed assets ( and i am one) we dont beat around the bush we close on Everything we aim at period end of discussion.. we will treat these as normal escrows.. home inspection  clean title but once that is done.. check on the barrel head the seller can count on.. so thats the other side of the coin... as it were... and frankly  speaking if you want to sell real estate and earn fee's the traditional way of being a realtor will in most instance be better served..