After they see the full benefits (decreased living expenses, appreciation, debt pay down from your tenants, depreciation), then their mind will change :)What is the business plan transitioning from HH#1 to HH#2?

Hi @Leslie Monroy Bloomfield works, we have some huge rents in  locations close to the transit lines.   

After I send him $40,000, he asked for $5,000 more to transition to WFS.

Potential rents for a single-family targeting off-campus students sound great, but will that cover renovation costs and potential vacancy time during the transition?

During my sport career I did an MBA and after finishing my career I transitioned into real estate investing.

We currently are under contract to buy a .3 acre lot in downtown that is in a frequent transit area, which means we are allowed to build two accessory dwelling units on the lot. we are also zoned for a duplex, so that’s the plan!

Thank you for the reply,Investing near public transportation would be good; close to NJ Transit rail would be a good idea.  

It’s important to make sure the lender offers both options so you can transition smoothly if you go with the BRRRR method.Cash Purchase & Mortgage Later: Yes, non-QM lenders offer a product called "delayed financing," which allows you to buy a property with cash and refinance later.

For my first home, I bought a fixer in a transitional area and put 25% down. 

These remaining assets will be owned free and clear, without any mortgage debt, and will begin generating consistent cash flow, which will be directed towards regular investor distributions.This transition represents a significant milestone in our strategy to streamline the portfolio, reduce risk, and ensure healthier returns for you all.Looking AheadAs always, we appreciate your trust and confidence in Poly Capital Group.