While my objective are self serving initially my goal would be to get to big enough size to be able to "pay it back" for sure in a "I'll scratch your back" mindset.

I've been working with my handyman for several years now and would like him to not only do a good portion of the reno, but oversee the other contracts for tasks he doesn't do.

Part of the process of the BRRRR strategy is the refi portion to get you back some or all of your initial cash invested so you can keep going but not all properties will be in a position to get the refi so that is something you need to consider with your lenders and you should have an alternative for that instance.

It seems alot of goals are to start with a few properties then size up to a bigger one. 

Proposed pets (size/breeds)4.)

Matt says to include:1. track record - bio/team members/skills/experience2. financial capacity - how much you are bankable for and how much equity you can bring to the table3. number of units/size of deals4. locations you're interested in 5. property condition (A/B/C/D?)

Good Investing...Buying your own home is not necessarily the best way to get a tax write-off.If both the husband and wife are high earners and living in CA, they will likely not get a benefit from any property taxes that they pay(unless they use a portion for a business related purpose).

Depending on how bad is the foundation state (how many inches you have to correct), is very possible the sewer line will disconnect/break in the horizontal portions.

I’m also comparing them by schools, tax rates, lot size etc.

50% equity using a portion of my 1031 ex proceeds How did you add value to the deal?