From my understanding,  BRRRRing is paying out cash on a distressed property through a private lender or with hard money loans at a huge discount from market price, rehabbing, renting out, cash out refi to AFV of 65-70% of cash in which is then used to pay back the private lender or hard money, and used to repeat. 

The coronavirus panic that's affecting our economy is insane.You won't catch the bottom until hindsight, so if you like it, lock it.

Question-- How does the fact that I held onto the property for 4 years and 7 months before sale (primary residence + rental time) affect my future taxes?

(Since it's almost the same question, I thought it would be easier just to provide a pointer to that page than repeating everything there in this topic too.)

My renter recently complained about hard water and how it is affecting their kid’s hair etc.

None of these things may prevent you from buying, but they would also affect your offer price.

You want compare finishes in those rooms because that affects the price.

I understand that  REITs are traded like stocks and thus should be treated like a stock, but I don't know if the dividend payout affects the math here or how much it does.

Dear BP family, I'd like to hear your opinion, educated or non-educated guess about how the coronavirus will affect the real estate market, especially the rental segment of it?

We spoke to a attorney today and the neighbor who also living around the area that would be affected by construction.