BRRR would't necessarily be an exact option since you can't refinance and if you are flipping then there is the potential for a UBIT consequence.

I also own a third of a 3-bedroom near University Park/Westchester, and a third of a lot (same area) that is currently being rented out to a landscaping business.I plan to see my condo out until I own it outright and am currently looking into buying a potential final-family home in South Miami, Dadeland, or Pinecrest.

I am interested in the BRRR strategy and house flipping and would also love to offer any services that I could potentially provide to more experienced investors in hopes of learning the ropes and getting a few deals under my belt.

I have been scanning through my local Market this evening , and am wondering what signs and specifics , help determine which Properties make for good Flips vs those that are better off just being Rentals .Alot of thes...

I have noticed some potential low cost rental properties in my area for purchase.

At some point when interest rates become more normal, those investors will potentially unwind those investments in real estate and put them to work elsewhere. 

Second, find a deal that you think has potential.

Those current and future issues will suck out years of potential cash flow even if you get lucky and land a great renter in those lower tenant income areas that are tougher to manage.

Hello all, I have a quick question, I am new to real estate investing and recently came upon a property where the seller is asking for 23k. The neighborhood the house is in averages 99k per home. After looking at the ...

I'm reading through Brandons book about investing with little or no money down, but in the Private Money section all the advice is geared towards someone who is already established when pitching to potential private funding investors.