So far I have boosted curb appeal by power washing the exterior, painting the shutters, removing some old rotting fences and dead trees and bushes.

Technically I found him a house and I could probably force him to sell, but of course ethical and moral concerns here.

If you have already boosted the value of these properties through your renovation efforts it might make sense to sell one.

The development projects of 16 Tech and Riverside Regional Park should help boost property values over the next 5-10 years.

I’m looking to pull 60-70% of the equity to purchase more properties to rent out and boost my income.

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I would make sure that the exit cap rate is not lower than the purchasing cap rate as this can artificially boost the projected returns.  

Option 1 will cost more upfront, but be easier to mitigate month to month and boost cash flow and have more breathing room with monthly expenses. 

Hey @Bryan Morales I think a higher paying job is a good option, but I really think you have the skills to execute a BRRRR strategy.

A savvy seller will likely want to use their own docs produced by their own lawyer, but if you do it, make sure you protect the seller and not just yourself, the last thing you want to do is become a moral hazard!