I'd suggest researching the different types of investing methods and then choosing one that interests you the most and mastering it.

I dunno man - it's lazy advice and only hits one method of investing.

I plan to use the BRRR method on this and just found out the house next door is for sale and might be next in line.

NOTE: This does not mean what they think they can get for the property financed by anyone...... it's what they think they can get for the property.... it may require waiting on the right buyer)So each method is different and each has a different purpose.

The method we used for eliminating them is unlikely to be acceptable in town. 

First off, I agree with @Brandon Hall, it should be the BARRR method! 

Since that time we have secured five deals and have two more in the pipeline.

They do limit security deposit to 1 month rent though.

It's all about repetition for me, but that may be a method that only works for me.

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