So do you think we are past the stage where new guys could try and get in with limited resources and grow a portfolio or are we waiting on the bubble to burst before they could get in the race?

We are looking at possibly expanding our investing and wholesaling operation to the Milwaukee market.

Look for properties priced at least 20-30% below market value to account for renovation costs and profit margin.

For the last 10 years, I've been living in Asia running a small marketing business I started from nothing to making $3-4k per month.

I met a syndicator and developer in my market at a local REIA of all things!

This allows us to stabilize, then grow without worrying about a high debt payment in the beginning.

Current market value is between $9k-$10k per acre, so $540,000 to $600,000.My big question is I don't fully understand if/how I can use that equity effectively to help out with other BRRRR properties. 

So, I came accross a short term rental market analysis report for the city of Fresno, and found a really interesting chart representing the seasonality of the short term rentals. 

Rate lock: If you've already locked in your interest rate with the lender, it typically remains fixed for a certain period (often 30-60 days), regardless of market fluctuations.

Common equity often offers great returns, but during market corrections of 20-30%, your position becomes vulnerable.