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Good luck with this one and keep up the good work!

Just to throw some numbers out there,  If it costs about 45K to rehab and rental income should be about $24000 a year.

With the completion of Loop 303 in Goodyear that connects I-10 to I-17, it opens up quicker access to the industry and jobs that TSMC and many other projects in the west valley have created.

Premiums are up at least around 20% in that timeframe. 

I sold one property just before interest rates went up, which worked out well for the sale price.

Let me share a hypothetical as a cautionary tale for those who are solely focused on completing BRRRR strategy acquisitions:Investor A has $100K to invest and decides to purchase the "B" neighborhood value add triplex and upon stabilization is able to refinance out $50K of his initial investment but $50K is still tied up in the property. 

(also to start building something in the USA in case we would like to move there one day)She grew up in Dayton(centerville) Ohio and still has family there.

Can someone tell me if this is correct: if the owner redeems they have to pay the full bid price, fees and court costs, 10% interest, and any “necessary” repairs (what constitutes that)?

When you know the buying process, the neighborhood, and how to find the property on your own, and are ready to buy another property: How can you avoid the 2-3% buyer commission portion going to an agent on an MLS listed property, without having to get your license and pay the costs of having a license?