You’re going to have to dig deep to find your BRRRR property.

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For the past several weeks I’ve been diving deep into the concepts, strategies, etc.. and I believe I am ALMOST ready to stop talking, and do it.

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We are knee deep in our due diligence and while we have experience purchasing and operating parks, we are inexperienced in development.

However, if people like this I may go on site to properties and take pictures and videos and share them so a breakdown method approach can be applied for estimating rehab)Low : $10 per Sqft Medium : $17 per SqftLarge: $26 per sqftAssumptions If I was to make an offer a deep dive due diligence on estimate would be completed.The house would be bought with cash so that BRRR strategy could be applied.Questions to Answer Is this an area I want to buy and hold?

Homes before 1978 probably have lead based somewhere if you dig deep enough9.

It sounds like you're in pretty deep doo doo on this situation.

This has been really encouraging and I am pumped to do another deep look at the numbers for rental and gather info about renting in this area.  

And while there is some legal precedence it also needs a fine legal hand to develop the structure and entity type and composition to keep you out of the deep weeds.