Eventually I wouldn't mind breaking into the multi-family market while there as well. 

I just closed last week on my first property, and am hoping to use the BRRR method eventually.  

I want to own properties and rent them out and eventually want to flip houses once i make enough mo ey to play with.

Most private lenders will want returns way in excess of that (think double digit interest rates), unless it's family or something along those lines.In order to make the deal work for them, you will want to structure it with an exit strategy that allows some way to convert the loan into a regular mortgage, allowing you to pay off the high interest private loan.Basically, you'll want to put together a deal just like you are doing a flip.

Decima (best selling author/seminar guy) who fixes them up, often to rent out, but also to eventually sell or even tap the equity (but beware how this would add costs, interest, and only can get a loan up to certain level of equity). 

It's going to be harder to turn an apartment during the holidays.I want to bring rents to $650 eventually (once I get all the upgrades done I want in every unit to make them very nice) which will put me very close to the 2% rule in a nice area. 

We eventually hope to buy one and lease it out.If anyone has any experience with single-family homes, or even real estate tips in general, then I would love to hear from you. 

I am currently starting out in tax lein, probate eventually moving ito forclosures.

This house is a converted house to separate apts and the financials look horrible, but is there hope?

I currently work full time but have a desire to make landlording my part-time job (and eventually full-time).