@Rich SomersI think your current method of submitting LOI's with a certain amount left in an escrow account is a great idea and would be receptive to that as a seller.

Largely solved all the issues and I can now see what the manager is doing real time with the system on my properties.

Sometimes buying a problem you can solve immediately creates 30+ % growth in first quarter.

In your experience what's the best method to run numbers to make sure this is indeed a good deal?

I know it’s all subjective but I’m looking to create cash flow through the BRRRR method most of all.

I’ve been very back and forth with financing as well as it’s related to the BRRRR method and stuck whether I should be focusing on a hard money lender, which I know can be expensive depending on interest rates and possibly points, or stick with a conventional loan.

I’ve been very back and forth with financing as well as it’s related to the BRRRR method and stuck whether I should be focusing on a hard money lender, which I know can be expensive depending on interest rates and possibly points, or stick with a conventional loan.

It might not have as high returns as other REI methods, but it is a great way to learn to landlord and invest in real estate with low down payments.Good luck!

Show them you are serious about not only investing in yourself, but in their local community.The BRRRR method is not a passive venture, but you will learn A LOT about the necessary systems, communication, and tools needed for every part of a BRRRR.Before & After Pictures:

There's always something going on at one of the properties and I've found this method helps me relax by acknowledging the issues and at the same time, realizing it's a blessing to even be in the position to have them.