So let’s examine the key factors that can help investors sort through these remaining subset1.

https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/10-metros-with-the-highe...Mortgage rates aren’t the only pressure.  

Mark-up should be 5%-10%.Do you feel like you can't manage both PM and sourcing/manaing BRRR projects at the same time?

In ChatGPT you can click a virtual staging GPT or something along those lines to help

The market nationally is stuck in mud in my opinion. 

After a few years, you'll have experience, relationships and EQUITY that you can leverage in to bigger deals that will come easier because you've already laid the foundation.

Columbus is one of the strongest markets in the Midwest with population and job growth booming and massive investment coming in from Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Microsoft, LG, and others, so it offers both cash flow and long-term appreciation upside.

We have found that BP has been the best source of information that has helped us through the process to build up what we have now.   

I personally do not want firewood in a rental as I grew up in backwoods Mississippi and know what my crazy friends would do with fire.

I would only buy to turn right now because I believe there will be a significant drop in property values coming up.