Challenges?

Challenges?

Challenges?

Challenges?

He is a pastor in his church and his company goes and builds houses for people in natural disasters. 

@Tom Brickman ah, I think there are several pod cast episodes on this and other forum posts too and while it would take a lot to explain here I can at least sum it up.The BRRRR method stands for "Buy" "Rehab" "Rent" "Refinance" "Repeat".In the "Buy" step the investor targets properties that are in a challenge state from motivated buyers. 

Positives of the House: Amazing updated high end kitchen all stainless steel appliancesNew RoofCan lighting in all bedrooms, living room, and kitchenHigh End basement bathroom includes Jets in shower wall and Heated tile floorNew Central ACNew FurnaceNew HVAC ducting throughoutNewer Vinyl SidingNewer guttersMany newer vinyl windowsNewly wired for gigabit speed ethernet in all roomsOpen cell insulation on second floor roof (solves all cape cod style home problems with ice damming)Nice landscaping both in front and in backGreat curb appealFenced in LotFull BasementOpen concept living roomVery low taxes compared to rest of Lake County IllinoisFinished will have 2 full baths, 3 bedroomsNew copper plumbingNew Natural Gas pipingAll Capital Expenditures are taken care of!

I'm going to move and will be in a location where I can easily invest in a few MSA's within easy driving distance.The challenge to getting a solid handle on what those MSA's are doing overall is finding decent data: it's either for a single point-in-time (not showing year-over-year trends), dated, not reputable/no idea where it comes from, or too much money to take a chance on it answering my questions.Any recommendations?

Challenges?

But Pa and NJ are completely different when it comes to permits and things of that nature.