Private money can be expensive; it would be best to have an exit strategy.

I don't really see alot of investors doing STRs in Memphis, although it is done.. it's not the most lucrative strategy.

What I am really struggling with as I develop my strategy is; why would anyone finance a deal vs paying all cash (assuming you have enough cash resources of course).As an example, assume a turnkey house costs $200,000 and rents for $1800.

Not that it is super important, but curious here as to why that strategy stood out.

The value add strategy depends a lot on neighborhoods and type of the property. 

Consistent marketing and relationship-building will be key to finding and securing profitable deals.As you progress, consider expanding your knowledge into other real estate investment strategies to diversify your portfolio and reach your goal of financial freedom.

I'm in the early stages of planning and developing my strategy. 

At first, real estate seemed scary because of all the talk about money, prices, strategies, etc.

I wanted to get some insight on a topic that has been on my mind lately – creative financing strategies in the real estate investing space, especially given the current scenario of high interest rates.As we all know, interest rates play a crucial role in shaping the real estate market.

Hi - sharing an article I published last year on BiggerPockets - all the options and pros/cons for financing BRRRR Method strategy include cash-out refinances - hope it helps!