If this is your first step into real estate, I would suggest finding a home that needs minimal work and is in a good rental market.

Pittsburgh is a great market to get started investing in.

Where I lived in Western Ohio the housing market has been in Recession or Recovery for 30 years with no end in sight.

I'm absolutely thrilled with this cash-on-cash rate of return (approximately 24%).My main takeaway is this: while the BRRRR strategy can work in certain situations and markets, it's not nearly as easy as many so-called gurus suggest.

Make yourself familiar with different markets - I personally recommend taking a look at Midwest markets like Columbus OH because of great macroeconomics and cheaper price points.

Hi Adriana,It could work depending on your market. 

Looking forward to hearing your insights and experiences.Best,DonandBubba.com Yes, with current market affordability, many things need to be analyzed.

Assumable mortgages in this market, other than a potentially longer close, don't really have many cons.You work with the seller's bank, who is currently holding the loan. 

How is the real estate market for flipping?

I want to use the bp tools to make a good presentation to market it to buyers.