I agree with your point about the low level required to be an accredited investor.

They take the greatest amount of abuse and the main thing we have to toss out.

The more I learn about having the most minimal scope for greatest return on flips, I feel I could manage 4 flips reasonably while filling in gaps with small jobs.

Hello,Out-of-State investor, I recently acquired a rental property in Lorain, OH.The regulations impose an agent representation at three levels:1.

That’s a great way to start by reading—David Greene and building relations here in BP, which has helped a many in the industry build a strong foundation 👍At a high level, the BRRRR method (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) works best when you focus on a few core fundamentals early on:  • Buy right: The deal is made on the purchase price.

From how everything is being presented by the state and county, this is quickly positioning to become one of the greatest potential investment opportunities in recent memory.

In the laundromat deals I’ve seen, most of the negotiation revolves around things like revenue multiples and level of owner involvement.

AppFolio: rent collection, tenant portals, maintenance tracking, unit‑level accounting, and document storage2.

At similar rent levels, most tenants will pick clean, new, efficient, and low-maintenance over extra square footage that comes with higher utilities and more “wear-and-tear” feel.

Assuming all things equal with same level house in year and price.