I personally use my HELOC now to help with quick acquisition in combination with my 100% purchase/100% Reahb hard money loan and then i just pay it back off at the end of the BRRRR.

She has a lot of experience in various forms of property development but we have two great deals at the moment where we have been able to combine parcels of land to create a development project.

The deal came through local market research combined with insights from Kody Higginbotham.

So far we've spent $1850 on two different exterminators combined but at least the house can begin to get worked on.I am used to working at a faster pace and hiring contractors to get things done.

I am a real estate professional and, combined with my husband, we are just a bit over the highest income tax bracket so this could make a difference.

In Riverhead, that ratio is 10%..10 total 2-4 fams listed, 1 triplex.Triplexes and Quads are totally possible to find but are rare.

It earned about $35K a year, which combined with is retirement and social security benefits, provided him with top shelf top shelf living facilities - assisted living and then memory care.  

Quote from @Drew Sygit: @Brian Quo buying "Build-to-Rent" is similar to buying Turnkey Rentals.You pay top dollar and rarely actually cashflow, but hope rents will increase over time to solve that problem. 

Multiple offers are now the rare exception, not the norm.

Their combined monthly income is 3X my rental amount but the man's income is in cash (he is a car mechanic).