I wanted to see if anyone has experience with rent by room?

Multifamily properties are definitely hard to come by that make sense as a deal.

Then, market on “rent by room” websites.

Truthfully, we're slammed with investors that want to make our dreams come true by lowballing deals we list.

Just like a bridge builder starts by carefully placing the first few planks, you’re setting the foundation for your investment journey.Fixing and Flipping: As the bridge extends, you gain confidence and resources.

I was intrigued by the fact that you don't need a lot of money upfront to get in.

Regarding downsides, or perhaps good barriers to entry, saturation is pretty strong, good help is quite hard to come by, inventory has been hovering around 25 or so homes for a while (most of which are not STR material), and much of the recent cabin listings have been grossly overpriced.

, you may also want to consider estate planning and/or gift planning while we're in a high estate tax exemption environment before the sunset in 2026.As to the income tax planning, most of the time the tax "savings" come by way of depreciation. 

When you use the BRRR method, since you are not doing upgrades but rather repairs, you can either deduct or depreciate all the work you do or hire out right?

.- **Alternative Strategies**: Continuing with delayed lending (refinancing after repairs and tenant placement) has its merits, allowing you to build equity and stabilize cash flow property by property.Please feel free to DM me.