Thanks for the heads up.

The company consists of my dad, my little brother who is super organized and runs the books for us, a rehab project manager, and myself as manager and head of acquisitions.

My husband started out house-hacking in 1999 on a duplex, he added more properties and had a few properties that were just above $100/door after reserves etc, but they quickly were either rehabbed or gained higher rents within a year or two. 

We are trying to wrap our heads around this report. 

The premiums is dependent on head count and mixing the two businesses makes no sense since I was planning on hiring help for my management business, and as it turned out, the state comes by and does an audit of your business and locations.

We're determining when we'll be heading down to get the lay of the land, but in the meantime, please connect with me and when you can, let's talk about what we're looking to do and then pass some listings that look ideal.Possibly, we may even want something cheap and just keep it for weekends and renovating.Cool?

Many vets transition to a cop, deputy, or state trooper in their final PCS move. 

Obviously it depends on the niche and strategy you have in mind, but just for our discussion, let's assume I want to use the "BRRRR" method on SF properties.When I tried to think of the most important parameters for choosing a new market, the things that popped into my head were stuff like:1.

If I was making this post a few years back, I would certainly be leaning towards the House Hacking method, but I don't think she'd go for living in a duplex/triplex with other tenants, and considering we have two Australian Shepherds.Anyway, this is where my head is at for our first strategy: Buying our first live-in home as a fixer-upper and kinda/sorta implementing the BRRRR strategy. 

I’m in South Carolina and will eventually go down that way, but if you could give me a heads up of the area before I go that would be great.