Then a queen trundle in another and a bunk bed in the third.And I'd re-examine why you you want to squeeze as many people as possible into such a small house?

@Matthew DrouinI like to buy Tax liens, loan money and buy super cheap properties with my SDIRA cash.I have bought a 25k, 12K, 2500 (tax lien that turned into a rental) 8k (tax lien that turned into a rental)These houses where fixed up with my ample cash reserves.

I have a lead that owns a large house that she also uses as her business.

These are all things you need to do some homework on and figure out.In terms of BRR and flipping.Flipping makes you more money now.But BRR gives you the opportunity to invest, recoup your investment, have heavy depreciation tax write offs & build a portfolio which PAYS YOU IN YOUR SLEEP.You only have so much time to work, but the need for housing will consistently increase as our population is outpacing or supply of housing year after year.

I currently have a few single houses for rent which are directly under my name, and also the mortgages are under my name.I am considering to move the houses to an LLC 100% owned by me.

The house much be large enough.

Sam Wegert's podcast episode about Co-Living investing inspired me to setup a BP account and seek more information.After looking at my local occupancy laws in and around Nashville, I'm finding that most places are not allowing more than three unrelated occupants per house.

We are looking to add flipping houses and have been diving into learning all about this area of real estate.Our main question is - why not use your own cash for flipping vs. financing?

My house is under contract to sell with ~180k equity available and I have 20K in funds which leaves about 135K left in the gap.

We encourage the investors that we work with to only look at houses that are 1-3 months from completion.