Thank you Quote from @Alan F.: Quote from @Elisa Lisa p: Is on the second floor of 6 floor building.

Even if you can find an edge in short term maneuvers, you'll almost certainly be better off in the long run if you can figure out a way to keep these current properties (especially at 3%) and fund the bigger, better property either through partnering, syndication, f&f loan, etc.

Quote from @Alan F.: Quote from @Marlene Kasanga: Hello everyone, I hope you're all doing well.

Get creative and fing cashflow.

Apologies for @'ing you.  

A lot of my buyers in Denver and Colorado Springs will house hack by Airbnb-ing that basement.

Quote from @Alan F.: Quote from @Keith Thomas: Hello everyone, So I am starting out looking at a plot of land in a very popular area of Pittsburgh.

Happy to send over some info about BRRRR-ing if intersted

[Not sure what @Henry M. means by 'day rate', there is no such thing with General Contractors, must be doing small jobs with pick-up laborers]And yes @Alan F. is spot on...there are way more investors that screw up a project...no idea how to screen Contractors, no idea how to do their job right on a remodel (have clear objectives and don't change them, then stay out of the way)

Tired land lords, pre F/C, tax liens, and probate sellers.