I want to 100% transition from my previous field into real estate investing (with a complete focus in multifamily rental property investing).I know that in the next 6-18 months, we should be seeing a 20%+ reduction in prices.I always thought highly of the BRRRR method (in the sense of practice only, since I have never had to execute this myself), but given the interest rates, if you personally had $3.5M in liquid cash, with the intention on going "all-in" on multi-family rental properties for buy and hold strategy...Would you:1.

To get skin in the game I am interested in starting out with house-hacking but I would love to hear advice from investors on how you started out in REI, what you may believe is the best route and if there any more methods towards learning more about Real Estate Investing.

If you are trying to calculate rental numbers use the same method.

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I'm not used to NOT using the BRRRR method, but I also feel like turning my nose up at a 26-36% CoC Return sounds crazy (although there are those two major items of repair). 

I plan to start with the House Hacking method and renting the other rooms/unit as the options mentioned. 

Finding homes to flip in this condition can be done through popular online listing websites or through manual and creative methods like searching public records and advertising on signs.

Which of the following could be the most beneficial option for the BRRRR method?

In the Denver market we are still seeing a ton of new investors going with the brrrr method in order to get those smaller initial costs.

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