I am most interested in the BRRRR method however, as a new investor I am open to other forms of REI.

If I can't mitigate my risk with a security deposit, then I'll come up with another method or I'll just stop renting to them.

Here's what I found for NY:"It is illegal for storage unit operators to seize your property without providing the following information: an itemized statement of the amount due. the description of the property being seized. the nature of the proposed sale, including the time and place."

We would like to use a David Greene/Scott McGillivray method of presenting 2-4 different seller financing options to buy the property.

I finally narrowed down the strategy I plan to use to the BRRRR method, but just wanted to know if I should focus on a smaller area when looking at properties.

None of this was communicated to me and so I naturally questioned why a new lease fee was added.

There’s no secret sauce to finding your team and I would argue trial and error is the best method.

Now I know you can get a deal for "free" using a few different methods.

Additionally, another method to limit liability is to keep refinancing to have equity in the property be very minimal.

Most of my research has been geared toward the BRRRR method.