As demand decreases and supply increases, we naturally see a decline in price BUT the graphs to follow show a steady demand for housing still and I believe that once people are able to get back to work and start borrowing again, we will see a fast recovery.With our phase-one/soft open coming up in only two days, I feel optimistic that we have seen the bottom of this economic slowdown and that we are soon to be on our way back up. 

Also if you want I can be boots on ground for you and consider partnering in a deal with you.

You retain full operational control as the manager, but the financing ground rules are codified in the OA so your investor is safe knowing their priorities are accounted for.Then, if there's an opportunity to refi at some point, and it doesn't go beyond the LTV your investor is comfortable with, you can do it.The issue is not to refi or not, the issues is leverage.

The renovation is in phase 2 right now (new doors and flooring installations).

You might check with a few local realtors or builders to get some "boots on the ground" advice. 

Currently :1 long term rental on 10acres with potential to develop more long terms on. 7 short term rentals that I built from the ground up.

We added an applicant's social security number and birthday's to our rental application to help with our back grounds checks because it was hard to know if we actually had the right Jane Doe and John Smith.

If it’s zoned SFR (which is what it sounds like), an appraiser and a lender will only use SFRs as comparables which would not help you in the refi phase of the BRRRR.

Hi all, Just closed my first deal in Florida and have finished the rehab phase.

@Jessica Doolittle map out some of the possibilities do a cursory look online, then assuming you know how to drive, take a road trip out there and see on the ground.