Of course you hear a lot about people's success stories... but what I am more interested in is learning from other peoples mistakes (before I potentially make them!)

Using VA funding = fixer uppers may not be approved by the VA Firefighter working 72+ hour shifts = not a lot of down time to finish major construction jobsLooking for $350k < Want to purchase ImmediatelyMust be some kind of house hacking situation VA loan for primary residenceMulti Family =< 4 Units I see all these success stories here on BP and it blows my mind! 

I just want to see if anyone in the community has had success with a solution that seems fair to both parties. 

Lots of successful people here who are willing to help and give advice. 

Jay has successfully been a part of a specific performance suit.Does your contract have a mediation clause?

Working in West Los Angeles.Im pursuing expired listings by calling owners, using a very soft approach, well as you know they are sick of getting hundreds of calls, or they say that they will sell with a good offer but will not list with an agent.I also send out letters and postcards with no success.

A very large part of successful BRRRR depends on getting the most money out of your properties.

You won't get mush with that.Ther are no short cuts to success.

Personally, I love investing OOS in Indy and your property is near where I have found success.

That's not to say it can't be successful, just that you have to have a lower breakeven point ie: lower purchase price and higher vacancy factor.