Should I get into contracting with a flipper or custoM home builder for 50k a year 1099 and start my own llc and be a “real estate professional” and learn the ins and outs while making less money at first,  or take a sales job 9-5 that makes 150k a year w2 and build up capital first. 

If yes please let me know more about it.I am asking this question as I am interested in buying and managing a Multi-Family or Apartment or commercial building in North Carolina ( Charlotte or Raleigh).Thanks/Regards,Ram

So I know with the BRRRR strategy you start off with either your own capital or borrowed capital until you can refinance.

Perhaps you might consider staying in this house for a year or two, turning this one into a rental and looking for a similar deal.  

Here's why this happens:The ARR is simply the average of the annual returns, without considering the actual capital invested or how much money is lost or gained over time.

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While this simplifies billing, it may not be the most transparent or equitable solution.I'd greatly appreciate any insights, experiences, or alternative solutions that members of the community have to offer.

Question: As a rental investor, do you look for large PM firms or individuals?

Hello Community,Is there any mortgage lenders or carriers that accept late mortgage payments(caught up) within last 12 months?