Hello everyone, I have a couple of questions regarding BRRRR. If you use a bank do you have to have 10-20% down? If so don't most banks require that money to already be in your account? Also for the rehab project is t...

Often there are students who are seeking out housing that is quiet with no partying as well as clean and modern so looking for dorm alternatives.

I am interested if anyone else has had luck doing this method of house hacking?

PM is refusing to give me the security deposit amount to clean up the house.

You could even consider this a poll:If a new investor (we’ve done live in flips but just decided to do more as a business) does their 1st deal and they have 20k to spend on marketing - what, in your opinion, is the best method to ramp it up?

For the BRRR method, the idea is to buy for cash, rehab, rent, and refinance out. 

I used an analytics company to scrape the data from shared rooms within a 0.5 mile radius of the home I have under contract, and made a spreadsheet of their occupancy rates/cleaning fees/rental rates etc.

The renters policy will pay those costs as well as other costs that are incurred such as meals, cleaning, etc.If someone gets hurt while in their unit, normally the injured persons attorney will sue both the Landlord and the Tennant. 

I've had great success working with out of state investors such as yourself utilizing the BRRRR method here in Memphis. 

Purchasing 4 week Treasury Bills is a very low risk method to help you stay ahead of inflation.