The biggest thing was changing my mindset to understand what was real and possible rather than just doing what everyone else *thought* was the way to do things.

The broker's biggest concern is closing on the deal, so if you can prove that you can close, then they will take you seriously.  

It has had one of the biggest price jumps in the past year for rents and as a result the concept of affordable housing costs may be a thing of the past.

I feel my biggest challenge is I don't know where to start.

Also with the market how it is I had to look at both sides of what would be downside to hold and that was a lot heavier than selling now.

We can BRRRR the house, but the biggest problem is there will be absolutely minimum cash flow (like $50) after the refi, however, we would be able to move on to our next deal, still have this house producing some income, and still have some equity left in this house after the refi

Biggest rehab was we had to completely redo the bathroom because the subfloor under the toliet and shower were water damaged.

We look at turn keys, rehabs, agent listed homes, BRRRR properties, and more just knowing we have "more tools in the tool box".I think the biggest thing is just getting that first property bought and running, it gets easier with each one.....

I find myself in the opposite place where I'm a relative newbie, where deal flow is my biggest constraint to growth at the moment, and I can't get myself on ENOUGH wholesale lists! 

Chicago had the biggest ground swell in truck inventory.