I have used most of my cash to get it up for remodel and carried some on cc, and refinanced an inexpensive paid off vehicle to complete the job.

We were amazed that we could buy properties so inexpensively.

It looks like this will amount to about an $85/month increase in expenses, meaning my monthly cash flow will go from almost $200/month to about $110/month. 

It ended up costing me a total of $2600 (which is still inexpensive) between labor and materials to have a pro do it.

Any recommendations on a company to provide inexpensive insurance on a vacant house while waiting for it to sell? 

If there is no MLS history, or all of the MLS sales are very inexpensive (less than $50k) it is likely an area that only caters to investors.

There are pros and cons w Condos but for beginners I feel it can be a good way to get started.I now have a good team in place own a couple of SFHs and just recently purchased a Townhome in Raleigh..I like the Southeast because it’s a short flight from NYC and flights are inexpensive.

Grading and gutters are often easy and in expensive.

One idea is let's say I have $200K in expenses, I just divide it based on the % of properties.

I would say that markets in the midwest and south that aren't declining or crime-riddled are your best best for BRRRR as it's very hard to get properties to cash flow well in expensive coastal markets.2.