Commit to immediate implementation by changing the way you define "failing" in your mind:Sending out mailing campaigns to sellers and not getting any deals yet is a success.Calling 20 FSBO calls everyday and not getting any deals yet is a success.It's a success because you are in motion and will eventually get to your destination purely by tweaking and staying consistent.Staying stuck in analysis paralysis forever is failing.

Before you implement this strategy you should ask your agent for a report of sold properties over the last 6 months in the area that your targeting to see the % of sold price versus list price.  

Plus I was told that the underwriting requirements are less stringent for commercial.

Filipe Pereira I agree with you that's where my thinking is at as well I want to start implementing systems even though I only have 2 properties as that number grows systems will help make my life stress free I talked to a PM about 2 weeks ago and when We met up at their office they were just moving in not the most professional but they are apart of a big PM company They were willing to negotiate on price which I liked I just don't want the beginning of my journey to be low on cash flow you know?

The latest city to implement rules is Toronto.

Thanks for sharing that and i'll definitely implement.

The most cost effective is setting up sub meters or implementing the RUBS system.

I am wanting to implement the BRRR strategy in the Boise Idaho market.

Should I just solicit investors and start implementing the improvements and hold onto the Master Lease even though I have a full-time job and little to no experience with commercial multifamily real estate, let alone 200+ unit complexes?

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