This method requires a little set up time but I found it worth it if you are using Google sheets to keep track of your real estate.  

I've been tying to decide on wholesaling before I start the BRRR method and I think responding to your post just sealed the deal for me that while I do want to learn wholesaling to find good deals and learn more about the entire REI process, right now I want to focus on adding passive income so I can take a break when I want.  

Undoubtedly if you listen to the podcasts you'll hear about how people found success by using different methods.

I have done Greg's method and just told them how it would be and they shut down.

@Daniel Monk Well for starters I put 15% down, strictly running off the 1% method.

Welcome to BiggerPockets Andrew, but I would stress that real estate investment is a method of getting rich slowly.

I would like to hear from other real estate agents and brokers what methods have worked for them when marketing a rental property for another investor/landlord.

As a buy and hold investor in South City with a house hack, I find the St Louis market extremely appealing for this method of investing.

Usually going back to an older sale is better than considering a property further away, a sale 10 months ago would be better than a comp 5 miles away with all other things being equal.You can find the way comps are viewed on the Appraisal Institute's web site.As you'll see there, the appraisal methods used in the market with comps is a process of deducting or adding to a sale price of the comp based on how the subject compares to the sold comp.

Please feel free to share you methods and techniques here.