There's no gain. 

And even if there were midterm rental management companies, I wonder if the increased commission they'd take for higher turnover would eat into any gains you get from the medium-term model. 

Found some very helpful stuff, and some helpful insights here at BP, but would like to know what you discovered if you have time to share.

I'm always happy to provide any insight possible and learn about your story!

Your insights and guidance on these matters would be greatly appreciated.

You just gained $40k in equity, take the $40k and recycle it to buy another property (that's the repeat part of BRRRR method).

Hi Rose- Few things to note about buying an investment property.1) Expect to be putting down 25%, as this is most lender's required downpayment on "investment" properties.2) You likely won't be cashflow positive unless you are putting >50% down, OR are buying in a C-class or worse neighborhood.3) Starting out with a condo or townhouse could be a great idea if you're just looking to get your feet wet with landlording- It is less maintenance than SFH or MFH, and you will gain invaluable experience managing a tenant.Aside from the financial challenges, I think it's great that you have the mindset to grow your portfolio.

Would appreciate some insight on this topic, thank you! 

Whether you're just getting started like me or you're a seasoned pro, I'd love to hear your stories, insights, and experiences.I'm particularly interested in learning about your beginning build stories.

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