y/n" and if yes, "great, what's the number?" 

Here are the details I think matter most:Oceanfront property on N Oregon CoastEstimated sale price: $1.4MMEstimated operating income: $100kLiquid cash/investments: $120kCash via refi of primary residence: $185kIncome: $120kBackstory:We live in Portland Metro and wife's grandfather purchased an oceanfront home in the 60s in a dinky town on the N Coast of Oregon.

Since you're looking for fix n flip / BRRRR, you'll want distressed properties.As far as marketing you're on the right track.

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Indianapolis.

Purchase price: $136,000

First duplex with live in tenants. Learning how to navigate improvements while occupied...

I've been seeing a lot of investors using this strategy for their Buy n Hold strategy.

Currently I am a Region Specialist for In-N-Out Burger, a chain based out of Southern California.

It's a great value add because its a mom n pop with no systems in place, below market rates, and a little room for expansion - maybe more.

It’ll cap a seven-year stay for the musician, who used the house to “Rock n Roll All Nite.”

N/A How did you add value to the deal?

Rehab needed: 40-50KGutted, so conventional financing and sale is limited/out due to no water, etcSeller is insisting on 110K, willing to carry the note*not fully sure on financial side of things, free n clear or mortgage.