Hello,First time posting here looking to buy my first deal soon.https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/525-Farnsworth-St-Pittsburgh-PA-15207/11544694_zpid/ <--- Not planning on buying just verifying I get this.I'm using the four quadrant method to figure out the cash flow on the property.So 20% down on this property would be 77,800 which would leave me with 311,000 in principal, good so far.

I’ve talked to some hard money lenders that refuse to be middle men to a bank and have talked to ones that said they r willing to lend on that type of deal.

If you enjoy the assets you already own seek other methods.

Originally posted by @Kirk R.

I just would like some tips or methods or strategies to employ when I run numbers on properties to make it easier.Thanks ~ Floyd :)

Any other methods or suggestions also appreciated.

From what i have researched Theres a few ways to do it (Reits, syndication, or to buy a unit yourself) What do you recomend the best method is?

You're right uncollected rent is not a deduction if you're on a cash based accounting method which I'm that sure you are.

I’m a firm believer in the BRRRR method.

Spend some time on the rehabs - prioritizing and see if there is a way to give you some breathing space/time.the issue for the short term is the cash out refi for one of the R's in the BRRRR may not be as easy to get as we were all banking on 2 months ago.