I have watched and listened to many podcasts teaching the BRRRR strategy. It seems they never emphasize a due diligence step that is important to me. As I now consider making my first BRRRR move, my analysis involves ...

I've analyzed quite a few deals in my local area with the Rental Property Calculator and have not been able to find one that would generate positive cash flow without decreasing the purchase price by 40k plus.

Would the added bedroom increase our sale price, or would the lack of storage space decrease the potential desirability?

There will be a decrease in the stock marketWhen inflation happens and interest rates increase, people will experience some fear and start adjusting their stock market portfolio to fit the feeling of uncertainty, of not having as much money.

The Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area saw a change in median home price from $470,000 to $476,700, for a month to month increase of $6,700 and a 30% increase from the previous year.The following infographics and data is courtesy of the Austin Board of Realtors:Housing inventory decreased from 0.8 months to 0.6 months for the entire MSA.

The downsides to CT are population decreasing and high taxes, however, there are still deals to be found with great teams in place!

Compared with one year earlier, demand was almost 13 percent lower.Demand decreased for all types of Philadelphia Metro area homes in December. 

Yes, I think so.However, while I think buyer demand in Austin will be lower than in 2021 due to inflation, rising rates, rising home prices, and other factors, I also don’t think that demand will decrease so much that we’ll see prices fall.

With the state of the economy right now does anyone worry about the property they own decreasing in value by a huge amount(2008 crash).

Even if you can't cover all the expenses at the beginning each year as you increase rents your out of pocket expenses (rent) will decrease until your property has positive cash flow.