If you have a family member in another state, this could work.However, BRRRRs and rentals may be considered different, because where you invest when you hold onto a property is one of the biggest decision you can make.

You want to break down your preference in regard to sale price, down payment, program, (SFR/MFH), seasoning is important, and the two R's you want to pay most attention to is the Renovate and Refinance.Most investors make the mistake on the renovate or refinance and sometimes both.You also have to figure out if your buying as a Primary or investment because if you buy as a primary you always refinance before you rent. 

I’m very green and brand new to real estate investing so I wanted to make sure this was something actually feasible.

We've been reading a few Real Estate Investing books and hoping to get some advises/guidance here.About us:- In our early 40's, primary residence is a SFH we purchased for 750K with 20% down, now value at 1.25 million, with mortgage balance of 425K (refinance to 15 years fixed 1.99% in September 2021).

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Just like any strategy it depends on your goals and how a MTR fits into those and your other investments. 

Hey everyone,I'm Ricardo from the Netherlands and starting my first investment adventure.

I’ve had clients consistently investing pre-pandemic, during the pandemic, and post-pandemic.

If you are a seasoned investor or even a single family home owner who has or "used to" use a property management company for your investments - I would love to have your feedback?