(I am guessing there are common problems with these type properties)

Hey Bigger Pockets Community I'm looking to utilize the BRRRR strategy as my vehicle for investing in real estate.

Common Realtor tactic is throw Stuff against the wall and hope something sticks.

@Dan StewartThe founder of Vanguard, John Bogle wrote a pretty good book called "The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Gurantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns"

My company doesn't charge one; but I will say that a lease renewal fee is common with property managers.

Also with the rise of "Fin Tech" we see a lot of secondary loans being made to questionable buyers that are starting to utilize those lines for down payments. 

You'll save a lot of time utilizing other people.

A few months after buying the property we submetered all the utilities charging them back to the tenants.

This is extremely common in the multifamily space and is a reasonable contingency.What is your strategy to get a place under contract?

Both houses have separate utilities, separate wells and separate septic systems.