All this adds up to a lot of continual investment overtime.So, I look at like this: a good BRRRR will almost always be a good flip.  

I just closed on my second 4plex in Emeryville this week, which is 75% occupied, and every unit is renting below market (~$250-$1500 less).

If there's anything I've learned over my entire portfolio, is that there are always more projects around the corner, they take longer than you think, and they're more expensive than budgeted.

The last piece of the East Bank puzzle will be the sale of Carl Ichan's scrap yard which is going to auction this month. 

How much time on average will I personally spend on this 4-6 month process if I hire a team?

Talk to your insurance provider to see if this qualifies for a claim.

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Anyone have experience with this, tips for starting out? 

His profile doesn't look particularly concerning, and his grammar is good, but he doesn't have a last name listed, and this doesn't seem like the way I should be paying.What do we think?

Does anyone have advice on how to approach this or know of a good broker specializing in vacant residential land?