I'm planning on the Brrrr, buy and hold methods.

Educate yourself on the local market, network with other investors and agents, and always have a solid plan in place before making any investments.

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My plan when I became a realtor was to buy two doors per year for 10 years.

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You’re investor makes close to 10% cash on cash if you keep all your money in the deal…however if you do this process right you will have equity upside after closing on the property snd then can decide if you want to refinance ect based on your business plan.

or...are you planning on "helping them" (adding/transferring title into your name)?

Note: I bought my primary home in Georgia because the home next to my mom’s that I grew up in went for sale, so I plan to hold onto it longterm and put it in a trust with my mom’s house.

@Derek Tuohy I would suggest start working on getting a Bookkeeper on your team and use a software, if you plan to grow it will be easier and cheaper to get into a software now rather than later and have to learn with 20 units rather than learn with the 3 you have.I agree with @Jake Baker on his bare minimum suggestions.

Along with this, I plan to house hack my first year and accumulate rental properties as I continue to make money.