Flipping cheap BRRRR in a quick succession allows people who don't have access to large amounts of capital buy assets, build equity, and create cash flow in a short amount of time.

Even within decent areas, it really varies there from block-to-block ---- one street is still burnt out and/or boarded up homes, and then two blocks over it's lovely. 

Then after I paid it down I have access to the HELOC again to repeat.

Now let me preface the rest of this post with the fact I am VERY VERY VERY lucky to have access to all the data I used for these lists.

Easy access and walking to a nice downtown.Units: 4 - 2bd/1ba Utilities- All electricAsking Price; $300KCurrent Taxes: $8100Utilities: $275 per month Insurance: $200 per monthAverage Annual Costs Including withdrawals for self-managing fee, Taxes/Insurance and Utilities- $26k per yearCurrent Rent: 3 Units $850, 1Unit- $800 per unit (tenant pays electric)Comparable local units for 2br - $900-975All questions and comments are welcome.Thanks in advance!

Now let me preface the rest of this post with the fact I am VERY VERY VERY lucky to have access to all the data I used for these lists.

I would just like to understand those few blocks.

EducationI want to surround myself in the real estate community, build relationships, get my real estate license, have access to MLS, network and market.

I have access to some capital and even some private money beyond that, so I am ready to go.

McAdenville is on an upswing in desirability with real estate prices coming close to peak already, especially those within a block or two of town center.