If you are-Not pounding the phones calling sellers daily-Not reaching out to peers daily for insight and connection-Not educating yourself through webinars, books, and commentary regularly-Not attending conferences where you learn industry trades and secrets

if you syndicating or have an equity partner or two..and if you don't have any money to buy a type of property that your looking at...you may need to have that equity partner show funding as well.Or if you have the funds...just show them that and that your This is just how the brokerage industry is sometimes...

Im trying to analyze this deal to see if it makes sense to purchase and if so at what price.The Knowns:All utilities are thru the city and there is no well or septic its city sewer, electric, trash, water etc.

The Knowns:All utilities are thru the city and there is no well or septic its city sewer, electric, trash, water etc.

It will provide you a good foundation on the process.Second utilize your teams experience.  

These include loan payments, tax, insurance, utilities, etc ... incurred during the Rehab phase up until the property is fully rented.Jim you will find Cash Flow amounts are usually lower using the BRRRR strategy compared with normal Buy and Hold deals.  

(House-A)I want to buy another (House-B), and then sell House-A.My lender has pre-approved me or a mortgage for another house (House-B), without requiring me to sell my current house, (House-A)I want to do a BRRR and buy House-B with hard money , renovate and then utilize the mortgage to lower the interest rate and pull out most of the initial investment.If I borrow from the hard money lender, will that reduce my borrowing power for the new mortgage?

Occasionally they may know of deals as well being in the local real estate industry.

The industry term for this is “dealer property” there is a great deal of case law on the issue as to what you should be considering in performing this analysis.If the property is treated as inventory, the gain is ordinary income, not capital gain.A conservative approach is to hold the property 2-years post completion to treat it as a capital asset.You should speak to your tax advisor on this issue as it is a complex analysis.

Or they think the NAR and MLS run the industry, and their 'brokerage' (and by extension, they...) are to "report all earnings," and somehow a PROSPECT (vs. a CLIENT) is somehow "brokerage property."