Does that sound like I am doing this right or should I just buy the property subject-to with maybe a one year balloon, then just bite the bullet and close on the property and once it's fixed up turn around and sell it again.

Closing a deal can be a real rollercoaster ride!

renovations, cleaning up the property What was the outcome?

I've typically asked my agent to pull comps in the area and then look VERY closely at their condition and sales price.

Moreover, it fosters resilience, as investors learn to navigate the inevitable ups and downs of the market.

You’re already familiar with the BRRRR method, and scaling up to a 20+ unit property can provide economies of scale and potentially higher returns.Acquisitions, on the other hand, are like BRRRR for businesses buying underperforming businesses, improving them, and reaping the profits.

I buy, I add value and fix up and appraisals still come in weak. 

My thought process is, if I could come up with $800k on a refinance, I could come in on a cash offer on the hotel for sale and get a much better deal.

Do I need to use a Realtor for renting out to Section 8 tenants so I dont end up with any issues?

Here are the details:**Option A:** - Rate: 6.125% - Credit: $2,300 towards closing costs **Option B:** - Rate: 5.7%   - No credit towards closing costs I'm trying to determine which option is the better deal.