Buy and Hold, BRRRR, Flip, etc?

Quote from @Timothy Devitt: Columbia continues to fly under the radar, quietly offering some of the most consistent and investor-friendly fundamentals in South CarolinaIt's becoming a strategic play for buy-and-hold investors — especially those using DSCR financing.🏡 Here’s what’s catching attention:Stable Rent Growth: Median rents in the Columbia metro have risen steadily over the past 18 months — not dramatically, but consistently.

Then go in on a buyAnd hold.

But if market keeps cooling off, then it will be a good time to buy and hold, and that's when I may decide not to wholesale or even flip, but buy and hold until numbers go up again.  

Given this, and given that you’re following a turnkey, buy-and-hold strategy, have you considered lower cost geographies with similar tailwinds (Class A properties in neighborhoods with good schools, etc.)?

My goal would be to target 2 to 4 family properties, ideally on the North Shore, and would be looking for long term holds and the BRRR method.

If you sell you wont be able to hold the funds for more than 6 months without a closing.

We do, however, we have a lot going on in another state so we've put MS back on hold again.

Your Exit Plans→ Hold long-term?

It means if you had zero cash flow, no equity pay down, no tax advantages you still made 2777/month over your hold.