Hi, I am currently looking to perform a BRRRR in the Baltimore area.

To align yourself more with your investors, I recommend doing a performance based metric approach when taking into account the fees (Other than Acquisition Fee) that is paid to by the sponsor.For Property Management Companies, it astounds me that so many GPs believe that once they get a deal over the closing hurdle, they can relax and feel like everything will go smoothly because the Property Management Company managing the asset WRONG!!!!!

Specifically will need contractor(s) who have expertise with (in no particular order):-Chimney repair-Drywall repair/replace (two patches on stairs)-Flat roof repair-Plumbing - complete replacement-Update/Clean Up Electrical-Washer/Dryer hookup installation (basement)-Replace both water heaters-Baseboard installation in attic (to make into a legal 3rd bedroom)-Structural corrections to exterior stairs leading to 2nd unit-Structural corrections to front porchI've received a quote from a GC, but want to interview a few other contractors.Thanks,Bret

And frankly, my “first” deal isn’t performing well.

It's a lot easier to patch.

What if they do not perform or are too expensive?

What would be a good strategy to acquire a pool of non performing notes financed with private money ???

You'll also shy away from learning to use high VOC products like oil and shellac primers that provide very good performance at a lower cost.

At your age and with the historical performance of the stock market, you could see significant gains over time.

Purchase price: $650,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Strongly performing triplex in the Virginia-Highland neighborhood.