Hello Bigger Pockets Community!

A cobbled together option I can imagine for you (and one I've used for myself) if you're wanting to exit the game would be to 1.

Hello Bigger Pockets forum!

CAREIA is a non-profit organization in the suburbs, but they have a lot events: Meeting with speaker, Networking, and Cashflow game.  

Hello BIgger Pockets landlords.

.$150,000 * 20% Down Payment = $30,000Make Ready Cost = $30,000Total Cash out of Pocket = $60,000If I had bought the Property at $200,000$200,000 *20% = $40,000Make Ready = $0Total Cash = $40,000 (Or $20,000 less)The other area that is subtle is time to Cash Flow as my Cheap Property approach meant I could lose up to 6 months+ of rent if I bought the cheap property for 150K that was tenant occupied and paying under market. 

Then I got on bigger pockets and learned about BRRRR and thought this could be a great opportunity to refinance to get to the next one.What say ye, experts of biggerpockets?

This is why I always laugh when I see guys with fifteen posts here on Bigger Pockets confidently tell the community that they KNOW that a particular property is undervalued, usually by a huge amount.

I have a few friends out here in Oregon who have large patches of land normally 2-5 acres I'm not sure if it's high or not, not my ball game but they are getting roughly 10% of profit but bear in mind that's water rights which in Oregon you must have for large scale grow.

But that is alot of money out of pocket on my behalf.