With this you have a higher competition for the same people that are planning to come visit.

It is an old home built in the 20s and we have some sloping and sagging floors that were reported in our initial inspection but was wrote off as "probably due to long term settlement" so I didn't do too much more looking into it as I felt anything major would have been reported in the inspection (mistake #1) We have since been living there, and planned on BRRRRing and hold the property long term.

If you plan to do it yourself, let me know, I have a GC I can connect you with that's done over 20 hot tubs for clients for me last year. 

My husband and I are in the process of buying our first home, a duplex that we are planning on house hacking.

Try looking into zillow/Redfin and see what your potential rents you can get near the neighborhood by filtering the bedrooms/bathrooms of the intentional property that you are planning to buy.

In BRRR planning you should start from refinancing the monthly rents backwards.

My plan is to buy the home, live in it for a year, before renting it out.

BRRRR, I will get 3 properties this year. 50 doors in 5 year plan. 

Hello all, I know we're here talking about real estate investing, but I'm wondering if while I'm saving for my first property, if I should be investing that money I'm planning on using to buy my first property, or if I should just stick it in an account and wait until I have enough.

I'm a new investor who plans to wholesale in Phoenix AZ (I know I know, its a very competitive market there -- however it's the only place I'm familiar with).So I've done a lot of research and think I understand the granular process up to the assignment contract.