I know local banks are more flexible than the big boys, but we are looking for specific banks that others have used.So we are struggling a little with the lender side of the equation and would like to hear from any one who has experience in our area regarding implementing the Brrrr method and who they worked with on financing. 

The struggle on mechanical repair is non-warranty work can be a struggle.

I'm just struggling trying to build my portfolio with no money just like the average beginner. 

The hardest part about real estate investing is getting started and we're here to help those struggling to make a move.

I don't want to furnish a place only to find out that there isn't much demand here and then be stuck with a furnished apartment that might limit me on potential renters, likewise, I know I need to furnish the place for traveling professionals (nurses, contractors, etc.).The only thing that I am struggling with right now is the pet policy. 

The population is over leveraged and struggles to pay their bills and debts after missing one paycheck.

@Jason Collins I echo your struggle.

They sent me comps that look more promising, but I can't figure out how optimistic they are.Here are a few questions I've been struggling with:1) How important is it to be right on the beach vs across the street? 

I've been struggling to find ways to find funding and/or get started, so I wanted to reach out and see if anyone in San Diego, CA is potentially open to getting together or doing a real estate meet up.

As a CT based property manager, many tenants get into a power struggle with owners.