Hi BP nation,I am looking to learn how to BBRRR. 

We estimate the average noncooperating Class C tenant takes us 15+ hours between filling out the forms for them, numerous property visits to get their signatures and documents, following up with overworked caseworkers an average of 7 times, etc.We debated about this post, hoping to create an open discussion and get feedback, but worried about being harshly judged without all the facts.

We are one of the most visited cities in the nation & prices remain affordable relative to other popular metros.

Hello, Negotiating on a 75 acre parcel that is part of an active farming operation in Virginia. 45 acres of fenced pasture and 20 acres already in hay production, numerous usable outbuildings but no residence. 

I've heard numerous stories about these tenants doing all their own repairs and actually improving the house!

If they are a top company then they recruit nationally.

We've plotted this out, developed flexible but consistent rehab schedules, crunched all numbers several times to make sure this all makes numerical and profitable sense and everything checks out.

I probably would also consider Broadstone Real Estate Access as a way to get access to numerous real estate funds that normally have minimums that are way too high for nonaccredited investor ($500,000-$1 million and above), as well as access to direct real estate with a best in class low fee structure.

.$650 for 4-5 hours of billable time is probably the median for a CPA/EA as far as the national average goes. 

I check for nation wide eviction history, and I also check social media and Iowa Criminal Courts online.