@Jaron Walling Thank you for engaging in this dialogue with me, its very helpful.Please forgive me if this is heady; I am an analyst by trade.I don't think that I am communicating my question effectively.

Great question, thank you for engaging us and asking it! 

However, as I engage with other investors, it has come to my attention that they often acquire properties of significantly lower value.Given the context, if you were facing a similar situation, what range of expenditure would you consider reasonable for your initial BRRRR property?

I've been married for 24 years (dating/engaged for 6 before that) so I've been with my wife for 30 years.

Yes, if they agree to engage with you, they would share their opinions and data. 

Posting and engaging on BP is a great way to start.  

Email marketing is a delicate dance but we've been able to maintain a 40-50% engagement rate with our guest list. 

I worked as a Land Development Consultant for 10 years and found planning / zoning folks to be helpful when you engage them. 

I am open to sharing my insights and expertise, as well as gaining new perspectives and knowledge from like-minded individuals in this dynamic industry.If you are a wholesaler, flipper, or engaged in any aspect of real estate investing, I would be thrilled to connect with you.

There could be a few reasons why social media posts may not be bringing in clients:- Not targeting the right audience - If your target customer persona doesn't align with who is actually seeing your posts, that could explain the lack of engagement and conversions.