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BRRRR in order to recycle your capital and continue growing your portfolio.Not to mention infinite returns if done correctly and you get all of your money back out.

We are looking to start out with a few single family homes and we want to use the BRRR strategy (once we understand it more in depth) and continue on.

Lots of agents also spend a good bit of their time continually learning, studying properties on the market, taking classes to perfect their understanding of new laws (hello, smoke alarms in Maryland!!)

Once you get the list of parties in interest, the real investigative work begins. 

Everything takes time so start by figuring out how to get sellers on the phone, while continuously networking.

Lean operations and smart business decisions are important as margins continue to shrink. 

I have been working on this deal for a little over a month, and i have analyzed this multiple times. My issue is that while the cash flow is there, the ltv is not, and the unknown repairs that will be required by the ...

Everything takes time so start by figuring out how to get sellers on the phone, while continuously networking.

And yes it's absolutely vital to read a ton of books, blogs and listen to podcasts every day to continue to grow your knowledge foundation.