I would definitely agree with Brandon Turner's method.

I've also considered house flipping as a method of starting my REI journey to try to raise capital to aquire rental properties.

I'm moving methodically and working with a trusted realtor, financial planner, and my bank of 15 years.

The only problem is, in both Provo and Orem, there is a law that says only 3 people or 1 family can live in a single family home and I was hoping to move in 4-6 people into a SFH after rehabbing and refinancing (BRRRR method) to be able to maximize how much money I could bring in while keeping costs competitive.

@Charles DayContinue to educate yourself, acquire as much knowledge as possible while trying to solve problems for people you want to learn from.Read: So Good They Can't Ignore You - Cal Newport, and learn to grow your value, while continuing to add as much value to everyone around you.Focus too much on small details at the start and you miss opportunities that are all around you.

Is there a way to get financing for international investors?
A European friend wants to get into the US real estate market but does not want to use all her cash, is there a solution for her? Philly market
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Lots of sweat equity and problem solving to get the deal closed as we were on a time schedule with the foreclosure.

Here’s my links:Airbnb links upstairs unit - https://airbnb.com/h/sea-star-by-the-sea-upper downstairs unit -https://airbnb.com/h/sea-star-by-the-sea-downDirect booking: https://theseastarbythesea.staydirectly.com/The direct booking site uses Stripe payment, which is essentially like pay pal and connected with the square app payment method.

Im wondering if there might be a better method than tracking potential through excel sheets.

Wholesalers are very valuable IMO bc they're constantly sourcing deals... that being said, some of the methods wholesalers use can be shady and morally wrong.