Plus since it's a LOC on the condo, the 'minimum' required to pay goes down over time, so if rents decrease over time for a recession, we should be ok.They way our family sees it, is that it solve the immediate need of Mom and Grandma to get into a single story home, closer to us. 

@Chyniece CoxBRRRR is the method I use.  

Townhouses and Condos rent for 1%, yet how much cash flow can realistically be expected with an HOA, loan payments, etc.I was reading about the BRRR method as well, specifically buying a house here for around 225k and renovating to a predicted value of 285-295k and refinancing also seems like a smart move.I was hoping to get some advice from some more experienced investors than myself in order to quickly get in the real estate market here and start my portfolio.Thank you in advance!

Also this year I’m going to create a great marketing strategy to contain more leads using different methods!

I’ve made it through a few books, and the only method I could see working would be an owner finance deal.

Have you secured any properties via the auction method?

The important thing to get when looking for an accountant is a firm that already knows your industry and has the capacity to really solve your problems.

You are there to solve a problem that he or she is having and in the process, also buy the house.

I've only had bad experiences attempting the sharing method. 

Hi all,Doing research for my first deal (still).There doesn't seem to be a "method" to calculate returns on properties- at least not like traditional rentals (50% rule, 1% rule, etc.)