Because it seems like from a strictly numerical approach the "better" strategy is to just buy stocks.

My partner and I wanted to go the FHA method, but we wanted to understand what are the estimated amounts (min-max) you are given to work with?

Just starting out, currently own a home, thinking about BRRRR method, would like as much advice as possible

This is the reason that both the BRRRR method and syndicating equity have become popular strategies.

One of the methods I showed them was doing 360 virtual walkthroughs that we record to their websites.Then we also do what are virtual open houses that are essentially webinar walkthroughs to groups of qualified buyers.Finally, I've encouraged all of them to shoot a video detailing how they are sanitizing everything each time they show a house.

I too am on the road to obtaining my license this year, and interacting through BP/meeting local investors helped provide information on numerous brokerages.

However, if you need anonymity and use a nominee or other obfuscation methods, you may not be able to do it yourself as you may have to use a third party.

Are there cleaning protocols/check lists/new practices and methods for cleaning an apartment before renting it out now that we have a covid-19 pandemic?

You either have to go out a litte further, 2-3 miles to try and find comps, or try another valuation method like price per square foot average in the area to get a ballpark.

So interest rates are tanking so I was about to refinance and take cashout from some properties.But, speaking with my accountant, I found out that interest on the refi will not be tax deductible because I am not planning to improve the property.So this mean that BRRRR method is no longer a good method at least from tax deduction point?