@David HuynhI am surprised to hear that you found such great deals using just those methods, that's great.

Keep up the work, stay persistent, and try different methods to find the most effective.

The issue with ONLY using this method as a way to invest is that it fails to take into consideration: 1) vacancies and bad debt (i.e. uncollected rent); and 2) operating expenses (including: taxes, insurance, repairs & maintenance, capital reserves and utilities, property management, super(?)).

It ended, there was a methodical difference between the owners.

If commercial property excites you for those reasons then you might also like the BRRRR strategy coined by Brandon Turner. 

Hello all,My question is simple - what methods should I use to determine the best price point for a unit?

We plan on doing a BRRRR strategy, as well as house hacking combined in.

(Dallas Fort Worth Area) Do y'all think just finding a good deal and flipping it is a good way to start, opposed to wholesaling or other methods?

Am interested in alternative methods to bridge finance between two properties each of which have LTV below 80% 

I live in the Hartford area of CT and up until learning about the BRRRR strategy on BP, have really only been focused on an owner occupied Multifamily (3 or 4 units) as I was pre-approved for 5% down up to 275k (more when 75% of property income factored).