The program can provide a win-win solution for both landlords and tenants in need of affordable housing.If you have any other questions about my experience with Section 8 or the program requirements, feel free to ask!

At what point with the amount of content there is on the internet will people not feel bad for people when this happens.

I feel like the only way to do well is if you really know construction or are already in the space.

I feel like I had gotten my team set-up, a young aggressive real estate agent who owns rental properties himself and buys foreclosures and repo's himself, a solid lender, cpa/book keeper. 

The method you mentioned (BRRRR) is operating on the calculated risk that the property's value will appreciate enough (after renovations) that you can pull out a comfortable amount of cash and use towards your next purchase... all while the potential rental income from the newly updated property going towards paying down your loan balance. 

It's more of a worst-case-scenario schedule.We inspect in advance to get a feeling for how the tenant may leave the property.

That's $22,500 you can use for any surprises life throws at you or to make your new house feel like home.Downside: Your loan's gonna cost you more in the long run because of that higher interest rate (6.625% is no joke!).

I feel that this is a series of stupid questions, but I’d like to get multiple opinions.

It is being managed by a PM and feel they are doing everything.

Happy to talk more, feel free to reach out!