The long term goal is to put less than $10,000 into fixing up the property and I eventually want to obtain a crash pad.

The most passive investment, not that good one but totally part of my journey.Those days I had a 2 years old toddler and I was a photographer, I photographed for fashion magazines, e-commerce and for startups.A year after, 2019 I’ve decided to have my second daughter2020, Covid is in the air.A 3 -year-old toddlera 1 year old baby girlI made my second out of state investment, this time in England. 538 sqft, Nice cashflow, not amazing, bottom line not a good investment at all - bought it with Real Estate Investment Mentors which recommended this property.

@Audrey Harrell if a wholesaler actually has a property at a good price and prsents it the proper way, they can advertise it alnost anywhere and buyers will find it!

Hi Matt,Good advice by Drago and I would add the easiest no qualifying option would be to do a cashout refi on a DSCR program.

Hopefully people will quit chasing what was a shiny object.Kinda like people buying a stock at its peak only hang onto it too long and lose more money.  

As an agent, you likely have several clients, so ask them if they have had any good experiences with contractors.Your client can do the same with their network.Good contractors are one of the hardest things to find for a flip.  

I'm looking for a good insurance agent for landlord insurance policy!

My plan is to start out by purchasing Single Family Homes (SFHs) in *C* class (and above) areas with a budget of $100K-$200K all in, with the goal of buying, rehabbing, renting, and repeating (BRRRR strategy) for long-term holds.

Real estate is a long game.

I have been interested in Real Estate investing since I began college in 2015 and always knew thats what I wanted to do in the long run.