I am quite new to the BRRR method. 

If I were to convert it this upcoming week, do I get tax base on the year that I quit my job (2019 tax bracket) or the year that I made the conversion (2020 tax bracket) or other tax method?

As we now look for our possible next “forever home”, I am toying with the idea of buying a home in the near future using the BRRRR method and renting it out for a year or two. 

Wondering what other agents are doing to protect their buyers signing purchase agreements. Our market has a specific covid-19 contingency form, which allows either side to back out if the transaction due to health/saf...

To social distance, I made a list of all of the materials that I was going to need, and made one trip to Home Depot in the beginning to get everything at once, so that I wouldn't have to keep going back & fourth numerous times. 

Short term rentals however was already a high risk investing method with municipal risk being a huge challenge in the sector. 

However if you plan on buying numerous properties, then will want an entity for additional liability protective.  2.

I could see how this method wouldn't work in all markets

It’s not as simple for the sponsor to get similar coverage for the same risks than the syndicate can.Certainly there are numerous different risks where these clauses make sense, and surely there are likely specific circumstances where investors would rather the clause wasn’t included.  

Valuation applications are better than they were in the past, but don't take them as gospel and 100% accurate.I've seen online appraisals vary by almost 10-20% (think Zestimate) for the same property, whereas physical appraisals tend to group closer together.I think valuing properties is still done best by the old-school method of physically inspecting a property and the neighborhood it is in to generate a value for it.