. $50k land value on a $600k property sounds very low / possibly incorrect 2.

Also, with current interest rates, the BRRRR strategy is almost impossible because even with lower average property values, the rents are also low and the ratio prevents the ability to refinance all of your capital out and still cash flow.

Low Housing Supply 🏘️Suburban areas have limited inventory, creating opportunities for new construction & renovation projects.3.

No city without its problems and that’s perhaps what has kept the property values low for now, but I see enormous upside in Huntington.

1M seems low and I'd like umbrella, but appears I'm unable to get it as far as I'm aware.

Purchase price: $720,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Househack/BRRRRR.Taking advantage of low 5% down Owner occupied conventional loan, then fixing up the units 1 or 2 at a time, raising the rents, and then refinancing to lower the monthly payment and increase cashflow. 1 full gut unit and others were more cosmetic turnovers.

Others were lucky enough to buy when prices here were very low.

Cash flow is what keeps the lights on, the business running, and your stress level low.   

Even though it was a serviceable rental property before with an exceptionally low risk of harming anyone, you would have destroyed the value of the property for yourself, the community, and those seeking a place to live. 

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