I specialize in new build duplexes here that offer strong cash flow and long-term growth potential—ideal for diversifying your investments.

Managing tenants comes with its own challenges, but it's definitely a viable option to get started in real estate.Wishing you the best on your journey, and feel free to reach out if you ever want to chat more about it!

I am planning to live in the main house with my grandma so I can save up some cash.

This also makes it easier to either gain a larger profit if flipping or room to do a cash out refi if holding.

We evaluate the asset off the current cash-flow, building condition, performance compared to peers, rent rates compared to market, and overall health of the local market.

If you sell, take the cash and the monthly money and put that into another property - where would you be better off?

Hello BP members,I live in Miami and I'm considering purchasing a long-term rental property in Orlando that will generate positive cash flow.

Hi, I am looking at a deal where the refinance for a BRRRR on a multi family would be essentially $60,000 cash out on a 80% LTV but it still has negative cash flow.

-Identify their specific needs, such as cash flow, tax savings, wealth preservation, or growth, to tailor your approach.

so... that's $50K of your hard earned cash hanging out in your first property, and not much cash flow to show for it.