Network with experienced professionals for guidance.

The only way to confirm if its the appliance or the tenant is to have a professional look at it and determine what is causing it.

Quote from @Patrick Flanagan: I would focus on establishing a professional business.

Insights into navigating the refinancing stage would also be incredibly valuable, as this seems to be a critical step in the BRRRR process.I'm open to all suggestions and tips, whether it's about market analysis, networking, or leveraging specific tools and resources.

Some may or may not be appropriate for each case, so I would encourage you to speak with professionals who understand the implications of each strategy, along with your personal goals. 

What sets me apart is that I have a comprehensive network capable of handling deals from start to finish.

In my case, I am a w2 employee and I chose to not take Reps because I could not honestly choose say that I or my wife met the hour requirements.Seems like BP is revamping their Tax Pro finder otherwise I would suggest going through that list and interviewing a professional and asking these question. 

Good luck…as you’ve probably seen, Seminole County prices are high and don’t or barely) cash flow unless you find off-market or pocket listings.Orlando has a pretty robust and active real estate networking group, CFRI.net, you may want to check out.Cheers!

You will be surrounded by professionals on both the Seller and Buyer sides.

In almost every Bigger Pockets podcast and inside this community, I've learned a recurring theme of how important it is to network and build community.