I tend to work with military communities for rentals and flips, but I am always looking to learn a few more techniques to make some extra coin.

If you bought a property in Shelby Co. in 2018 for less than its Assessed Value then you can appeal the 2019 value by 6/30-ish/19. 

The first investment is always the scariest regardless of where you buy, so having someone you trust to take care of a prop that is 'out of sight, out of mind (sort of)' can help with the transition.ConsThe flipside of the above coin is that you can't just drive by and see your property.

I'm currently a software engineer at Snapchat working on embedded systems and I also am a partner w/ some friends at a crypto fund doing ICO investing. 

If you can charge for a garage spot, extra storage, coin op laundry, etc. there are ways to make other forms of monthly income to cover if not off set property management costs all together.Don't forget late fees. 

@Hovhannes Hunanyan, I don't know what Podcast you're referencing, but Brandon is the person whom I believe coined the "BRRRR" strategy.

Some sponsors offer preferred terms on investments at higher minimums (i.e. a share of the GP) and those preferred terms are not available if the investment comes through the capital raiser (i.e. the capital raiser gets the share of the GP instead of the investor).In some cases, it adds another party to vet.On the flip side of the coin, the capital raiser is providing a service and access to deal flow for many investors. 

My plan is to use the Brandon Turner coined term of BRRRR’ing to get there.

Hi, I need help analyzing a rental property.Sale price is $795,000.building has updated/renovated exterior + interior 3 out of 6 units, has separate meters + coin operated laundry room.Tenants 5 out of 6 is month to month.location is very good.the calculation on the calculator is with zero down, Please take a look at my calculations to see if I am missing anything, my first rental Property calculation.Tank you!

There was a special time in recent American history (2010) when you could buy dollar coins online at price from the US Mint and they'd ship them to you on the Mint's nickel.