In the BRRRR book, David Greene touches on this exactly.

And if you're interested in forced equity, you can lower your cost basis and really rock and roll (although those margins are becoming more compressed every day).Broadly, though, I like Fayetteville. 

Hi,Does anybody know if David Greene's new book "SOLD" will be available on Audible (or any other audiobook platform)?

My favorites for any real estate investor are: "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller, and the "BRRRR" book by David Greene.

I’m pretty green in experience but I love home repairs, remodels, and projects when I get the chance.

@Jonathan Greene I agree here many influencers get caught up with the money and sometimes make bad decision personally or in the house .

Rinse and repeat.You really should read "Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat" by David Greene and wrap your head around this concept.

Now if someone is paying cash you could possibly get a  higher cap rate with low lease years remaining and work on a long term extension and then cap rate compresses again for a higher resale value.As for commercial foreclosures I only have those types of properties where accredited investors can invest in my syndicate as a sponsor.

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Long Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene is a great book for opening your mind to other opportunities out of your market.