Time is money, next time we will hire more out and we will get it done faster.

@Ryan Longley, I'm not familiar with this particular deal, but you may not always pull all of your money our of a BRRRR right away (although, that's the goal).

Your biggest goal right now should be getting a decent W-2 job (assuming you don't have one yet, but if you do, congratulations again) to justify both your college debt and additional debts to secure real estate.

You may meet someone who invests in the SC market.It looks like you have a nice goal of investing in a property in the next 180 days.

That should get me to my planned goals this year, and I evaluate every quarter (every month, really).M me or contacts me if you have any questions, and I should be able to shoot you in the right direction.Good luck, and you've chosen a great path!

But I feel like fix and flips could get me out of my job faster.

At 40 years old, ideally my goal is have 10 properties (or 20 units) within 10 years.

My goal is to live-in one side, then after the two-three year period for FHA, move out and continue to generate cash flow.

Your goals, market and expectations may be completely different, and that is just one of the many reasons why this business is so great.

Question 3: As a newbie, I know it can be subjective to one's goals to a fault, but if a general percentage could be given, what's a good ROI to aim for when investing in your first property?