A few strategies i have found to be helpful are ..#1 Establishing a precence on a well know social media platform such as Facebook, BP, Con.

We are interested in using the BRRRR strategy to buy and hold rentals (looking at a few areas in PA).

I have taken a much more hands-on approach to my real estate(not necessarily better, just a different strategy) and have taken on a lot of projects with my own hands for sweat equity to execute value add.

Factoring your tax liabilities and transaction costs will help you better understand if the strategy makes sense for this situation.

Open to partnering or hear of best strategy from here.

I'm now in a situation where I'd like to start evaluating properties with a local agent who's familiar with the BRRRR strategy, house hacking, and can help me out with my  goals in purchasing a new duplex in the Long Beach area (most likely south of the 405).

My strategy is to utilize the BRRRR method.

Also, I'm assuming the only type of loan I can get for the BRRRR strategy is a conventional rental property loan?

However, the realtor told me that I can only buy multifamily if I have 20% down.Looking at the current mortgage rate (close to 5%), I am indeed a little bit cautious if I decided to buy a house (SFH or MFH).My game plan now is to save up my money for the next 12 months, so that I have enough principal to put 20% down for a property while learning real estate investing concepts since I am very new to all of this.May I ask what do you all think about this strategy?

This can be a good strategy in college towns.