Sounds like a great cash-flowing rental.

it is only a numbers game if you are winging lead generation.Every single day I get between 4 to 12 motivated sellers into my inbox for free.

Professional inspections, real estate attorneys, and property management are essential.Good luck with your house hacking journey and feel free to ask for further assistance.

I live in the house for one year either for free or with reduced living expenses.

Great buy and hold area only if you let the cash sit in the property.

Had a 790+ credit score and then nothing as we went a few years debt free and cash paid for everything.

To pay for the renovation, we did a cash out refinance.

You can still find tons of positive cash flow and the 1% rule and appreciation here in this market!

For a BRRRR it should cash flow about $300 monthly, and as a all cash rental about $600 monthly, and both of those were with more upgrades than really necessary for the house because I wanted to way over budget the repairs, because I'd rather over budget and be happy that I'm under than go way over. 

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