Hello everyone my name is Edwin manning i currently live in the Modesto Ca area and i'm about 5 days new to the Bigger pockets site and would love any help navigating.

The forced appreciation of a BRRRR is much more likely in properties with bigger spreads.

If so, what information would you give them to make them see things for the business reality of the situation, which is that they're realizing an economic loss every month they continue owning the house?

This is my first time posting on Bigger Pockets. 

Sell at a profit5. buy bigger deal6. on and on You need to know your market, know the downfalls of rehabbing if that is what you want to do, you need to know what your numbers are and how to calculate them, you also need to know what is happening in those locations, you also need time and know how to use it best for yourself. 

If it's priced lower, it will get bigger interest, but you just don't know the quality until they officially apply.

Unless you're willing to invest in this for a loss as an autonomous learning experience, get someone.I should add that all my impish personal demons are whispering to me to tell you to just pick up some spackle at the dollar store and go for it.

I had the same but it looks like more than one unit was affected so the complexes insurance is covering and they'll never allow a full loss of one unit.

@Joshua nobles I am curious why you want to look at Indy when the Atlanta market is so much bigger & broader? 

Since they are rock star tenants I would let them know if it helps them stay "I can leave rent where it is for the next 2 years, because as you know the School taxes just went up and so did the insurance, in order for me to keep renting it out at the $2800 I am taking a loss, but you have been such great tenants I am willing to do that".