However, if you are confident in your ability to find a buyer within a week, and you have a strategy for marketing the property, it could be possible.

There are many Brokers you can choose who give you access to this investment strategy.

Most of us have had to change the folks we work with as we either pivot strategies or they arent living up to our expectations. 

I read How to Invest in Real Estate by Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner and I am interested in learning more about the BRRRR, House Flipping, and Buy and Hold strategies. 

The second strategy is to buy class-A areas with good schools, but they cost around $450k or above, it's definitely out of my planned budget. 

I think this is steep given the list of damages so I was wondering what might be the best strategy here or if anyone has any advice?

Long term will always be a great strategy! 

Cost segregation studies also have multiple benefits including:Accelerated depreciationTax deferralIncreased cash flowRemember, that cost segregation is not a tax benefit to reduce your lifetime tax burden, but instead shifts when you pay those taxes to help implement more efficient investment/portfolio growth strategies.

STR and MTR are still intensive, but we have a market well suited for this and have identified many investors from the Bay Area using this strategy.

I'd be happy to connect sometime and talk about our local market here in Boise and best strategies to help you meet your REI goals.