Does the brrr method work for a house i plan to live in with 2 other tenants? Ill only be living there for a year or two so should i refinance before i move out?

Just wanted to get everyones opinion on the following method for calculated ARV.

I have 3 recent sales all 3 BR 1- 2 bath with a garage, But the square footage is much smaller and overall lot size is also muc...

Recently I purchased a fully occupied duplex in Houston TX.  I am looking to implement a modified BRRRR strategy and cash out refinance it.  In order for this strategy to be successful hangs solely on the appraisal.  ...

Hello everyone, I am a mature investor from New York. i have seen quite a number of threads involving alternative sources of seed capital and I am calling out to the community. I remember my earliest investments were ...

I'm going to be renovating a small home.  Since this home is in another geography, however, a friend will oversee the renovations and the process of making it ready for occupancy by a relative.  The home is in fairly ...

I am looking for advice on house hacking in NYC. My business partner and myself are young professionals in NYC looking for an alternative to the pricey rental market. We'd like to purchase real estate somewhere close ...

My Situation: My father and I are in the process of purchasing a turnkey SFH rental property in New Jersey. We are splitting all costs and profits 50/50. Our intentions are to buy and hold the property long term and c...

Some people have said using comps to value vacant land is a good source. How do you comp vacant land in an area where there is little to no vacant land in the surrounding area? All the land in that area have homes bui...

I believe the BRRR method is dead or at best on life support!  The last decade has been easy for investors to use the BRRR method, but now we need to learn other methods.  I've been learning these other methods for ov...

I recently bought a property at a higher price because of the very high rent it was getting (based on an existing lease). In four years the current lease will come to an end and the rent will go down most likely by 50...