It sounds like you’re off to a fun start—just remember, when it comes to your first acquisition, don’t let it go to “foreclosure” or you might find yourself in a “rehab” situation!

With building it can be a task with all the bureaucracy but if you have patience it all just depends on the zoning and all that fun stuff but due able I work with developers now that have built where others would have deemed impossible.

Was having a fun, purely academic conversation with someone and somehow the topic went from the stock market, ETF's, to real estate, to BRRR's and either he or I or both us came up with this and wondered is this a legit strategy that others have used?

It's not a lot of fun to manage a rental from that distance.3.

I suggest all new investors do a HH rent by the room. if you read the books above youll see why.Have fun!

Have fun!

Hi Nick, I've got to say without a doubt you were at the same auctions I've been going to on and off for years (more off than on, usually when I'm looking which I'm not right now, I'll simply check the Daily Reporter listings for the RARE higher $$ one and then see if its one of the minute % of them that have bids even worth bidding on and IF that all goes through, THEN I'd go but I've never found the least bit of "fun" or "excitement" there, it is boring as hell!)

People are coming to Florida for fun, sun and something different than they have at home, your photos should get them excited.

CA crazy, yeah you have fun with that.

It's also a fun place to live (says the guy who lives in Houston).