I genuinely can't remember my other reasons.

Leverage magnifies return. 3) The effort involved in adding an ADU is comparable or larger than a rehab associated with a BRRRR.

I’m very new to the real estate investment world and want to form genuine connections and friendships along with a bit of guidance so I think I could really benefit from some of the smaller groups that meet up in my area (once I find them!)

STR makes more money, but takes way more effort to setup and manage.

For us, we want to make at least $300/door per month (after those expenses) for a property to be worth the effort to buy.    

When I was a real estate agent I genuinely tried my best every single time with every client no matter what.

For anyone who takes the time and effort to truly understand how to invest professionally will avoid many of those pitfalls.

It can be tempting to put all the hard work, money, and effort into rehabbing a property only to live in it yourself.

This has another interesting component, I always think if the "cleaner" expects you to pay every time and you take the time and effort to make complete the transaction, would not be justified to ask the "cleaner" for a small administrative commitment  from them, as that is there business and they should treat it as such. 

I haven't had any complaints so far and it really didn't take much time or effort.