My original plan was to save up 100K (pretty much the bare minimum you need to buy property with 20% down in my city)  for a 2 or 3 bedroom and "house hack" it.

After starting repairing a house, I realized that I should have negotiated harder because the repair cost was going up and up and facing with unexpected inspection issues and other issues with a un-trustful contractor.  

I intend on purchasing investment properties each in their own individual LLC for legal protection so if something goes wrong in one, it won't effect the other.I also however want to build a brand, a face to this as an investment company to use on the Website, advertising, deals, ect.That said, if I create another LLC or SCorp, "XYZ Investments" that owns all of the LLCs (rental properties) is that wise to do?

Just voluntary donations to help cover the cost of the snacks.If anybody plans on going shoot me a PM so we can meet face to face.

They do have a face to face meetup every Wed at 10am-12 plus evening training groups most week nights.

On the face of them, they don't produce enough income vs price to spend the time to figure ROI.

. - when I tell them of the BRRRR strategy, and that I have to buy at 30% below appraised value, they almost laugh in my face.

@Brian Salinas- when you find a good deal there is always a way to finance the project - even with poor credit and no money in the bank account - but the finance costs are VERY expensive - --- so you need to be searching for a great deal to offset the loan costs -- as others have said, this isn't a great deal - it isn't even a good deal there is barely any money to be made if everything goes exactly according to your rehab numbers - my advice--- pass this deal up and work hard at your job (or jobs) and save, save, save - live below your means and pile up the cash - keep your eye on the goal line and keep your eyes open for really great deals- read all you can, talk about real estate every chance you can with people who know their stuff - before you know it you will be ready to go, but it is risky to try to force a deal in your current situation - if you think you are broke now, what happens when your deal is a $20,000 loser rather than a $20,000 winner?

He said that his own code he lived by was that if he could lay his head down at the end of the night and know that he was in any way closer to reaching his goals than he was the night before (even just one micro barely conceivable step) - then he considered himself successful.

Buyers will start requiring vacancy or price reductions to account for the rent shortfalls buyer will face when attempting to carry the property.