I am brand new to this world.

There are a few near the domain but they aren't brand new.

I am brand new to this realm, and have lots of questions.

I'm brand new to BP so I will try to reach out to you and hopefully we can connect.

I have also felt like buying the "fixer-uppers" are almost the same price as buying a home that was rehabbed in the last 5-10 years with brand newer mechicals and kitchen bathrooms.

From a financing strategy perspective, one method we thought might fit well is buying with cash (which we have for house one), then rehabbing and taking from a 5 BR single story to a 10 BR, and then refinancing.

I am Tony, brand new into Real Estate Investing.

@Bryan Noth thankyou for your advice I am in the Tampa area however havent done much research yet on the local market but will consider what you said...many things to consider...i am brand new to investing having only been a part of two flips but am coming into a significant amount of cash in August and plan on investing in real estate as my sister has already started as we kinda work together.

My returns would be slow over time but I’m estimating in the area I live that I could buy a 1/2 to 1 acre install brand new septic, have water ran and meter installed and power on the land and clear spot for home for under 11 grand.

For someone brand new to this, the initial buy using cash + hard money in the BRRRR route seems daunting, as well as overseeing such a large rehab project.