I was planning on combining the 3 strategies of brrrr, house hacking and sneaky rental strategy.

There's ways to negotiate earn outs, build in soft costs etc. to help recoup the majority of your capital without the need to spend the time or expense on a refinance.

.- **Risk Management**: Assess the risk of cross-collateralization and ensure you have contingency plans in place for potential property underperformance.- **Alternative Strategies**: Continuing with delayed lending (refinancing after repairs and tenant placement) has its merits, allowing you to build equity and stabilize cash flow property by property.Please feel free to DM me.

I'd love to connect with you to learn more about your current properties and your future plans!

If you plan to invest there you're likely going to want to stick to the west side of the city.

Hi everyone,I have a quick question and hoping someone can help.I leave in California/resident, and I am planning to create my LLC Business in WY and I am wondering if I will still have to pay the $800 California annual business fees since the company will be incorporated out of state in Wyoming.Thank you

If it's been a long-term tenant, we plan to have them repaint. 

Newbie here - 2 weeks into my first property, I plan to house hack short-term rental (live in basement, rent main house) in Nashville.

If I read right, you are also planning on assuming the seller's mortgage.

I have been pre-approved for an FHA loan of 3.5% up to $515,250 for a duplex (looking for at least a 4bd/2ba), and based on HOA fees, I've been approved for about $450,000 for a condo (looking for at least a 1bd/1ba).My plan for the long-term is to own the property for at least 15-20 years.