Hi Desmond,Others have chimed in with some great advice thus far, so I'll just add that you can find hard money lenders for the first portion of the BRRRR on the BiggerPockets website under the 'Network' tab.You can search by state, and it can serve as a good starting point for your front-end lender search.Best,Michael

You'll also be a better Realtor and can better serve your investor-clients with having been an investor yourself. 

Sometimes it's as simple as talking to them, telling them you will lose the home if they don't pay rent or you won't be able to afford your mom's heart surgery and your younger siblings will be homeless.You can serve them a 3-day Pay or Quit, even if the courts are closed.

The willingness for people to share so freely and serve others with their experience is so bada$$I hope we all continue to band together and share resources and our experiences within our industry and help everyone win!

I'm not sure what your criteria is but I know he works in Northern Colorado, and if memory serves correctly multifamily properties that are off market in Greeley, larger than 5 units.

It is great to be thinking long-term with your planning, that will serve you well!

It sounded great for podcasts, but I would have been better served with smaller buildings in better areas. 

An LLC serves as a way of holding the property to limit recourse or claims against the property to the LLC and what it holds.  

It seems like an outstanding program dealing with operational/management barriers, which keeps it from being a true value add to the community it attempts to serve. 

You'd be best served by talking to a demolition and haul-off company or a building site-prep company, both of which should have the ability to connect you with a company that scrapes lots like you're wanting if they don't do so themselves.