The bottom line is you shouldn't use any of these strategies without proper education or hiring a competent person to guide you AND you should have the ability to reposition the debt IF the sellers lender calls the loan due.

I am writing to seek guidance and advice on venturing into the world of real estate, particularly focusing on flipping properties and the BRRRR strategy.

Aside from the traditional long-term rental, the borrower could opt for a short-term rental income strategy instead, in order to generate higher cash flow in a peak period and then sell the property before the 12-month loan term expires.

Does having the capacity to pull a business loan or business credit card benefit strategy in any significant way?

I'm a 2x house hacker here in Los Angeles (and a case study in the BP House Hacking Strategy book).

I always advise investors to be mindful of why they are so focused on the BRRRR strategy.

Hi everyone,Alongside being new real estate investor in Indiana, and planning to utilize a buy-and-hold rental property strategy.

It really comes down to the strategy from the client and it always varies.

Given the current market, starting with MTR or STR  for the first year or two until the interest rates become more favorable for long-term strategies.

Secondly, "My 2 main interests in real estate are flipping and short term vacation rentals" - these strategies are full time jobs.