Etc etc etc. it’s one of those things that might work out well, but has a good chance of not.

We have been working together for about 2ish months but so far we haven't found a property that works for a number of reasons, fall under contract too quickly, numbers don't work, out bid...

If new lease negotiations do not work out, the notice sticks and the tenant must go on the notice date. 

Usually people close within a month of signing the purchase contract and take posession but theres always a way to work out a deal.

I knew the market was intense here, but you're definitely moving into one of the most competitive markets possible.To your point on seller financing, there are generally so many offers on any reasonably priced property that seller financing is generally never an option.

Dropped out of law school after year 1, because I didn’t want to go into an intense amount of debt and law is not necessarily the way that I desire to make my impact on the world.

I was thinking about looking for a BRRRR deal and work out a % on the loan but am new to all of this so trying to learn and get advice.Thanks!!

As someone who seems to take pride in describing them self as combative and aggressive, maybe you should find a less people intensive side hustle?

A little more information about the house and area: I have listed the home on Zillow and Craigslist as a 5 bed 4 bath with office/workout room, as one of the rooms is smaller with a lower ceiling than the others and I thought that number might elicit more interest.

If the numbers don’t work out as a 3 units, move on to the next.