something out of the 80s that's got good bones with more modern construction materials that you can replace flooring, paint, trim, windows, etc and do it as you have time for.If you answered "yes" or "potentially, yes" to #1, I suggest networking with other investors and learning what landlord life is like and if it makes sense for you in the short-term with the eventual goal of hiring property management later on. 

Interest will be higher and the term will typically only be for 12 months but it helps with the buy and rehab portion of the BRRR method.

Hi @Vidal Gonzales I'm a lender and want to let you know there are no special tricks, but there are methods to get an understanding of your purchasing power and a roadmap to achieving your goals.There are 2 ways to buy single family and multifamily homes (<4 units) when working with a lender: Income based and asset performance based.Income Based Loans: These are your typical, vanilla, regular loans that you know about from talking with your family, your friends, and many investors you hear about on BP.

I've heard a lot about about the BRRRR method.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

My name is Jonathan Quintanilla and I've recently started educating myself in real estate and the BRRRR method.

Also, there's a number of methods to "kill" stumps that tend to not die, so if it were me, I wouldn't worry about taking down the fence to remove the stump.

San Diego is about to trim 75% of its Airbnb permits, so no I don't think buying to Airbnb in city of San Diego is wise.

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