Please ask questions if readers need more clarifying information. 

@Madhav Thaker, I am new to the US market In general, and BRRR has been something that has caught my attention due to the fact it is much easier for me to do that in this country.Coming from Australia where in my area the average house price was >$1m I started looking out of state (I’m glad I purchased my first property locally and not OOS)As many have pointed out on these forums, it is easier to get into the game locally because you can learn more from the nuances of running a rental with hands-on experience.As much as I would love to dive deep in other markets, being at a disadvantage of not knowing the area like a local will be hard.If you must here is something I have started doing, but you might go in a different direction:1.

That will be your number one savings. 2: Pay attention to the age of the house.

Originally posted by @Jeni Nikolova:@Nicky Reader, thank you!

Originally posted by @Sharon Rosendahl:@Nicky Reader Oh my!

As far as the costs to do so, I haven’t looked into so thank you for bringing that piece to my attention.

What has been the key for you to make ads that gets the attention of people?

Low rents will require more attention from your property manager and may not be worthwhile.  

What are a few good things to really pay attention to, when studying and analyzing good deals in my market?

Simply paying attention to the Supply/Demand ratio would have alerted anyone watching to what was coming.