That would be an interesting market to start off in for a BRRR property since I'll have eyes out there and have a decent grasp on the market in that area. 

Either the market is not big enough. 

Regarding resell value, it will depend on the market and if you can find someone willing to purchase for the price you're valuing the park at.

Hello All,I am currently purchasing a 2nd mixed use property in the same market. 

A good way to crush the 1% rule in a market that doesn't offer too much of that, but you are basically writing the property off after however long you plan to implement the strategy for. 

If you owe the bank a lot of money and can't pay the bank has a problem.4.You can't time the market.5.Properties always appreciate.6.Syndications are the way to go if you are a tired landlord.7.Financial independence in 3 years by age 25.8.It cash flows x dollars per month.9.

Rented at top of the market and was able to sell after 5 years of generating 30k annually, at a rougly 125k profit above what was spent to purchase and renovate.

IT Business:With $250k in cash savings and significant untapped equity in your rentals, you’re in a strong position to leverage your existing real estate knowledge to grow your portfolio further.The real estate market, particularly with your ability to do your own rehabs, might provide you with more immediate and scalable opportunities for wealth building, especially if you can find properties that need work and force appreciation through value-add strategies.Balancing Both:You don’t necessarily have to give up the IT business entirely.

Upstate New York will generally qualify with standard markets such as Travelers, Nationwide etc... there are a few other property programs that do very well depending on the size.

So the facts are that you will only get paid roughly equal to the market rate for this service in your area.