My typical buyout structure is starting at 2x rent and going up to 4x before exploring other options.

I am aware of hard money and private lending and will explore this as I build my brand.

I plan to explore the BRRRR method for my next buy.

Each person is bringing money to the deal, but we are exploring options.

I already have the residency figured out too, I'm planning on taking a gap year, getting my RE license, and living with my grandparents as I just explore a bunch of different paths in RE to learn as I try and make a little bit of money too.

I’m currently looking to explore the market on a more personal level and I’m considering becoming a part-time RE agent (a leasing agent most likely, but nonetheless) to get more hands-on and see the market for myself.

I don’t have any tenant there currently so I am not in a rush to replace.I just wanted to explore if there are any other better options than a gas water heater.Appreciate your inputs.Thanks

I am open to exploring other areas and will take any recommendations I can get!

Speaking with Coastal Credit Union now but would like to explore others to see if rates are lower, realizing that some banks (including Wells Fargo, my bank) are not currently offering HELOCs due to Covid-19.

Rentals and owner finance homes would do well, and I would assume Section 8 housing would be another great strategy to explore.