After all, the success of the properties has strong correlation to the quality of the staff.

@Jordan Blackwell as you and some of the responders mentioned hypothecation is probably closest to what you're getting at though the practicality of successfully doing so is likely far less than BRRRing with real property.

I really want to do the brrrr thing but it seems like the more successful outcomes come from purchasing the property well below assessed value.

I purchased the unit as my first step in what I hope to be a successful real estate portfolio.

I am looking to complete a large rehab this summer and have poor success with contractors in the past.

Look forward to hearing your success stories and sharing best practices with you.All the best,

Background, credit, past evictions, etc.... you'll find great successes and abysmal failures with section 8.

If anyone else has experience in this, can you advise to coursework, certifications, or other tools you have used for your success in this field?

You should think carefully about whether this sale will set your daughter up for success or will it continue to enable her so that she always depends on her parents to get by.

I am open to putting in full time work on my off hours and days to be successful in RE, but I have to get my own place.