I want to 100% transition from my previous field into real estate investing (with a complete focus in multifamily rental property investing).I know that in the next 6-18 months, we should be seeing a 20%+ reduction in prices.I always thought highly of the BRRRR method (in the sense of practice only, since I have never had to execute this myself), but given the interest rates, if you personally had $3.5M in liquid cash, with the intention on going "all-in" on multi-family rental properties for buy and hold strategy...Would you:1.

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But using other people’s money not only lets you get started in the flipping business when you have little or no cash to invest, but it also gives you a chance to flip more properties simultaneously and increase your overall profits once you gain enough experience to do multiple deals.Read this article for more information https://www.investopedia.com/a...Good luck!

The vacancy rate is about 5.2% with a margin of error plus/minus 2.2%, which corroborates this claim.In general, it’s good practice to rely on location-specific housing and demographic data when underwriting vacancy rates and other variables.

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I know there's a robust real estate market there plus we're practically neighbors so it just makes sense.Any suggestions on the best ways to get the word out to investors & local contractors?

The inspection revealed rotting and termite damaged structural wood so I don't think rehabbing is feasible or practical.

While we intend to manage the property 50/50, I'm curious how practical that could be when he's living on-site.

But, if you are looking to go this route you have got to be practicing what you preach.