then you will pay them 12% for the time you borrow the money - but will owe the $100,000 + 12%.Caveats - they usually want you to have some money in the deal too - but 100% financing isn’t out of the question.The more other assets you have, or the more you have done other deals - the easier it is to do the next deal.  

If I were selling FSBO, I’d still probably price it to expect offers asking at least 2% in either closing costs or buyers agent fees, more if it’s a good first-time buyer area.

I’d love to hear why some of you might lean towards one option versus the other!

I am not a plumber, but I have had my fair share of this, and most of the time, you can hire a plumber to snake & jet the line.

If you do enough BRRRs over time you'll see a few values come in lower than expected and a few come in higher than expected.

Focus on one that aligns with your goals and research it deeply.3.Build Your Network: Connect with local investors, real estate agents, lenders, and property managers.

So, if you are going to BPCON and don’t have a buffer, meet one.

Thank you so much for your time and input!

Thank you so much for your time! 

The time spent trying to generate attention to your site would probably be worth just spending the money to air bnb to avoid the headache but that's just my two cents.