Some people will say you can only find BRRRR deals off the MLS and through wholesalers, but my experience is the wholesalers drastically over inflate the projected ARV and you can find similar priced properties on the MLS and their properties generally need a lot more work than they're letting on.

Do people use other methods than this? 

Unfortunately, sometimes people are ignorant of their ignorance.

Honestly what a great tool that most people don't know about. 

These are loans for people who don't live in the U.S. and they want to buy investment properties.

You should be able to take into consideration if the property makes sense as a rental when you move out, will it cash flow then after a few years, or will part of your strategy be to fix up your side while you live there and then either move into the other side at some point to fix it up or to just sell when you’re ready to move to a different location if it doesn’t cash flow at that point.

Do not let people who have been in court with their past landlords, for any reason, in your property.

Do people pay premiums to stay in one , if so, for what reason?

Hey BPers,  I've been casually reading about Peer Street and Fund that Flip and am curious about people's recent and long-term experiences with these services. 

Here's an example of what I mean by landlord laws not making sense.