If you approached an owner about a sale you might ask if they want to owner finance.

And take several approaches including internet, social media, telemarketing and mail.

. - sometimes almost comical, if it would not be so serious.A great inspector is professionally trained in this field (not as a contractors), uses software and has a systematic approach to evaluate a home, identifies all problems correctly, but can also explain the real world consequences and not refer for everything to "further evaluation by a qualified contractor".

So, $100k ARV average on recently sold homes in the area, I would approach the sellers with a MAO of $20k in mind for the lot. and work your way down from there.

This is definitely an aggressive approach and I appreciate your input.

I am learning the BRRRR approach and one question that came to mind is whether this approach can be used for short-term rentals (e.g.

I've seen so many people try realestate and walk away with nothing as a result of not approaching models correctly.

Do you have any tips for how to approach the complex about this situation?

Moreover, this is not to be considered “passive income”, on the contrary, it’s a very hands-on approach to real estate investing and typically should be executed by someone who has a passion for real estate or property management.

Now there some cons to this approach, but it's a cool option in a college town.