Pretty much following the BRRRR methodology.

Unless it is in a historical district (which has its own list of hassles and complications that should be considered) or it ancient I wouldn’t think of it much differently.  

So, right after 2007 the bottom fell out and it was really bad for what felt like forever, but within a decade the market so thoroughly "healed" that it was well above the pre-collapse heights.In the words of some ancient Chinese proverb, or @Brandon Turner, "the best time to plant a tree is 30 years ago. 

I would say I'm in phase zero of the process, as I have been busy taking in information and not applying the methodology quite yet.

Underwriting also uses a different methodology than the traditional FICO score approach.

Could use any advice in regards of methods for property acquisition, market analysis, in-depth BRRRR methodology (preferably the refinance aspect) and determining an accurate ARV with the most need in comp analysis.

This post is specific to the Raleigh area, but the methodology is applicable to many other cities and counties in NC. 

I spent 15 years working in the Nonprofit world of housing, homelessness and mental health and my wife still works in the homelessness arena at our local homeless shelter.I plan to utilize the BRRR methodology and am looking to build my team of trusted partners.

It includes, among other things, a comprehensive map of the Cleveland area, grading each area from A+ down to F, using a consistent, objective and transparent methodology using publicly available data.

However, I have a very good methodology that works well for my investor clients.