It will take many many months to increase the rents and get you to your target DSCR of 1.07.Frankly this doesn’t seem like a deal to me, unless it’s in a rapidly appreciating area and thats your strategy.Also why this is the Real Estate Agent’s fault?

I get to scan through all the applicants and see live communication between applicants and PM on Zillow.Per unit, I get about 50 to 100 inquiries within the first 72 hours.

Some friends have built impressive portfolios there over the years, its definitely block by block and you're not far from some other great opportunity zones like Grand Rapids.  

Hello BP, I am wondering what websites I can use to scan public records and see people who might've been recently divorced or inherited a home from a relative so I can find off of the market housing.

I would love to house hack but multi-family units are rare in the area even though it's rapidly growing.

I spent hours last night just scanning Zillow and running numbers to get the hang of it and know which properties to consider and which ones to forget.

Initially, my goal was to BRRRR a property in the Greenville County, SC market as it's rapidly growing, but most properties are being renovated and investors are putting full cash offers in on the ones that aren't.

Rental supply is increasing rapidly, especially in large cities.

My portfolio rapidly expanded and quickly overwhelmed my rudimentary systems, leading to stress and a certain amount of burnout. 

Rapidly rising rents are a significant source of fear and stress for our tenants.