Purchase price: $390,000 Cash invested: $25,000 House hacking is a strategy that involves reducing or eliminating your housing costs by renting out a portion of your residence.

there are tons of RE strategies that are great diversification strategies that now get pitched as new investor strategies. 

totally hear you, pre 2021 in knoxville was a totally different ball game. again depending on your goals and strategies, your expectations aren't unrealistic. some deals may require more of an investment to make the numbers work like one of my student rentals that was a full gut project and took nearly a year to complete yet it spits out 15% cash on cash returns annually and i purchased that late 2022. investing in general is a risky endeavor, it's all relative to ones own risk tolerance depending on their position. we try and make calculated risks and look to evaluate multiple exits before pulling the trigger, yet there is still some risk involved. maybe a reit or syndication is the way to go if you want to be in real estate yet don't want to take on the properties yourself. either way i'm happy to make some local connections. 

Is there a certain strategy or type of investment you are focusing on? 

Hey All,I hear a lot of investors wanting to use the BRRRR strategy in Denver, but I've heard its a tough market to get make the numbers work. 

Living in the US now, planning to go back to Spain within the next 5 years and I am wondering if anyone has experience using the BRrr strategy there.

Benefits to both strategies but the numbers determine which one might be better.

You need a sales process that addresses both if you want to be able to help both customers. 

At the moment I have batchleads and I can use postcards to market but there is no way to customize the cards, the only thing you can do is change the text and phone number.  

Customer service is lacking, they are difficult to get ahold of (whether you're an owner or guest), and they price your unit too low.