Its a very competitive environment out there..

Historically used my own funds.Each refinanced property holds ~20% of the new appraised value (post cash out).2) Given the current interest rate environment, net cash flow on potential BRRR properties I’m now considering is likely to be close to zero (rent minus mortgage payment, taxes and insurance).

You’re required to provide what’s in your lease is the basic fact.As many have stated the minimum of what’s required is typically heat, water, electricity, and a safe and healthy environment inside (aka no mold everywhere and rats all over the place).The question you need to be asking is what *SHOULD* you provide.

If you're fishing in an empty pond, you're not going to land any fish.Years ago when I started, the ratio was essentially 100:1 - underwrite 100 properties to find one that you'd want to buy.

How the work environment is set up by the manager will really dictate the overall mood of your house and will be reflected quickly to families when they come to tour.3.

Some ski mountains open up to mountain bikers in the warmer months, and some lakes host ice-fishing derbies or are near snowmobile trails.

You're asking for fish recipes when you haven't even bought the fishing pole, bait, learned how to fish, determined if you enjoy fishing, or if you like the taste of fish!

Saltwater is a terrible, terrible environment for homes.  

I agree it's always a great time to househack- the current environment has shifted more in the househacker's favor recently.

Or should I just fish for a cash offer and call it a day?