“If more information was the answer, then we'd all be billionaires with perfect abs.” ― Derek Sivers

Just bought a $60k home that we'll put $50k into and have an almost perfect BRRR.How much are you looking to make to "supplement working full time" and then work backwards.

This ensures the property performs well even under less-than-ideal circumstances.If a property doesn’t align with your goals, it’s perfectly fine to move on.

And it should be a perfect job or the rent is 3200 a month.

I am never looking for a sure thing as I don't really think they exist but I don't want to get into something that I am not sure how it will look in 3 or 5 years.The only way I would look at this deal is if it is perfect for getaways and relaxing for me and the family and anything I made would help pay for those experiences.

It's definitely helpful to find the perfect property that fits your needs.

Perfection is not a place, it's a process. 

It worked out perfectly.

It wasn’t the perfect deal on paper. one unit needed some repairs, and the others were under-rented. but we saw the potential.

This means looking for a lip stick project that can be completed and resold in 6 months or lessThe formula in a perfect worldFix and Flip a home- Make $25K to $50K (Yes you'll pay short term capital gain tax); Repeat the process 3 times; Now you'll have an additional $75K to $150K added to your $80K of savings.