Hello everyone,I have a few questions regarding the BRRRR strategy since I am in the beginning stages of executing my first purchase using said method.

Tenant earlier also complained for some other issue (like property has rats) and he is living there for over 5 years and now if rats are there he thinks its landlord issue.I can get it inspected from third party but my concern is if third party says is it ok then will authority agree with him and if third party says it need to get fixed then probably I have to give notice to tenant as I can't get it fixed if he is there.thx/

I'm not familiar with the Hawaiian STVR market but I'm concerned that your occupancy margin is too slim - if you need 50% occupancy just to break even, and only project 65%, that's not a lot of room for error.  

As far as the basements are concerned, make sure you can put bedrooms down there first.

The method wiill speak to what type of investor you are and we can better advise. 12 months ago when you paid this house off, why did you do it? 

Owner is very concerned about tax implications and firm on price.

Speed at which interest rates have climbed is more of concern that interest rates themselves.

You are within your rights to do so.If you are concerned about it enough then seek out a RE attorney and pay them $100 for 20 minutes of advice. 

The typical method of going through a real estate agent and using MLS doesn't seem like the ideal path (if only the easiest and most typical).  

It just takes some plugging away - either banishing the lowest-balance CCs first or finding some consolidation method (HELOC, mortgage, whatever).