A lot of people come to invest in Kansas City thinking they can do an extreme BRRRR and I always tell them that when you first enter a market to find a location that cash flows well, doesn't have a ton of work to do (near turn key), and buy in an area that will safely appreciate.

Seems like that might be a bit challenging seeing as the house was built on concrete slab (so, my extremely limited understanding is that it might be a much more costly endeavor to build out an additional kitchen/bathroom because of plumbing issues, for example?)

Demand is extremely high and I think its even more of a sellers market now than it was pre-COVID.

I agreed to the increase in interest rate because I am extremely confident that I can refinance this asset once rehab is completed, but even at 10% interest, I cash flow $200 a month.Preliminary Rehab:          The rehab for this particular project is a bit complicated.

Being 16, I’m taking this extremely seriously since I know if I can manage this early on, I get that snowball effect much quicker: So I suppose my questions are 1) how many FHA’s could I get?

Hello BP community,I am brand new to the real estate world and am extremely excited to get in and get my feet wet. 

Recommendations would be extremely useful as I want to make this air tight so I can move on to my next property. 

He did a before and after appraisal (which made me extremely happy because a lot of appraisers don't do that).

I found them to be extremely prompt in all their dealings, as well as  sending little reminder notices about 1031 deadlines.

(I say didn't save because buyer's agent are free/extremely low cost in comparison to what an agent charges to list a property for sale.)