@David BoleySometimes it feels good just to get a base hit not everything needs to be a homerun the more you were involved in real estate in the more transactions you get the more you’ll be able to identify deals, both good and bad.Trying to analyze them all the time without ever doing a deal will get you exactly what you’ve gotten so far which seems like no real estate owned.I would focus more on the end goal of why you’re owning real estate and see if this property matches your strategy for the endgame not will give you today but what it will do in the future and will this help you achieve your goals that you ultimately trying to achieve in real estate

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However, if you are getting started and looking to hustle to achieve FI, then I'd look for deals from other sources. 

Great place to meet the people that will help you achieve your goal. 

Your expense allotments look ok, but you're only going to achieve a 6% return on this deal with all of your money in it.

In general, I look for ways to achieve member's interest without selling, like re-leveraging or changing member capital/profit/loss (P/L/C on the K-1s) allocations, but sometimes sales make sense. 

I know it depends on the goals of the investor but I thought the whole benefit behind BRRR was achieved with holding the rental property long-term.

Is there another way to achieve liability protection/estate plan and minimize tax liability?

In other words how many houses to buy, what yields, did I need to flip to create extra equity and cash flow.Once I did that I achieved that goal in under 2 years.Go for it man but as Joe stated, get a plan!

Digital marketing certainly can work and can help to optimize your lead generation but I wouldn’t ignore the old school methods also.