I just figured if I added the things I know I look for in a rental, or things that vastly improve my experience I might get more renters that are willing to pay a bit more.

Since being on here I quickly realized how there is such a vast difference in the feeling in the air I get in Bigger Pockets compared to other groups (some groups in FB, in which I intend to leave the group due to not getting any real sense of value, but more like a bunch of vultures wanting to make easy money by preying on (ex: Joint Ventures) with the newbies).

I think the vast majority would do great just flipping 250k or less where all of your buyers are.

We see a completley new type of concept, which is vastly different from what has been built in the 60s.

Thank you.Yes I considered that these creative solutions would fall under the vast limitations that large banks must adhere to.

If you want to PM me, I'll send you a link to my books library. 

I discuss what I see are the important points below, but first ...Two events you might want to attend:TONIGHT5:30 p.m.PIkes Peak Library EastCouncil of Neighbors and Organizations**They're discussing the proposed STR ordinance with a VRBO rep and neighborhod organizationsTOMORROW9:30 a.m.Planning Commission30 S.

There are a vast number of homes in any market area that need Rehab.

Lots of people expect the Obama Library and other developments to push value in this area of town.About the deal, based on my analysis I see 6-units having about $3500 in water expenses annually.

That is one of the main reasons to take that path so that you can vastly increase your equity immediately.Your "cons" of 1 BRRR is throwing me off.