I was torn because of alot of the companies I interview had despite many good reviews, alot of bad reviews and customer service.

To generate some more cash on hand, I think it would be best to flip 2-3 properties, then start investing in BRRRR.

Cleaned up the place by removing all the junk ($500) and running an ozone generator in it for a few days to remove smoke smell.

Once you get to this step the cash flow you're generating should be dedicated to buying your time back. 6) Outsource - bonus points if you can find someone that understands real estate not just from an accounting standpoint, but the operations and lending as well. 7) Leverage your team to do ridiculous things and never do the stuff you hate ever again

I haven't dedicated the time to dive into the SEO process so the traffic generated so far has been via LinkedIn and Facebook shares.

That house, on that land will be worth a lot more as this whole area appreciates.Thanks those were some of my thoughts as well, that it wouldn't be a top shelf cash generator although I do think it would have positive cash flow.

If they start dropping the price it can begin to unravel their entire developments valuation, which could jeopardize future sales and result in unhappy customers since you're now gutting their values.

HI @Scott Gadea, the answer is:  Save more money ORInvest in a lower cost market Both are methods that people have used for years to generate great amounts of financial stability or wealth, but the latter is a wonderfully efficient arbitrage play AND many would recommend this because of the fact that your home market is a cyclical market and you'd be wise to build assets in linear markets, or at least hybrid markets that blend the benefits of the two.For more information on investing in real estate outside of your home base area, check out David Green's book Long Distance Real Estate Investing

If anybody would like to take me up on the offer, it wouldn’t take too much of your time and it would help both of us out by generating some new deals.

Is Dossey relevant to a newbie before his first deal when he is dealing with market research, deal generation and analysis?