I know how to manage chaos, keep things moving, and solve problems under pressure—which, let’s be honest, is half the game in real estate.Right now, I’m working on:Finding my first BRRRR deal under $300KBuilding my local power team (PMs, lenders, contractors, etc.)Learning from people who’ve already made this market work for themI’m especially interested in connecting with other investors who:Have done BRRRRs or flips in the Minneapolis metroKnow of off-market opportunitiesHave figured out creative financing or partnership models that actually workedI’m here to both learn and bring value.

Our current strategy is the BRRRR model with investor funds and to roll the finished properties Into a fund for long term hold.  

The only issue about my model is that in my province there is a 1 year redemption period making the process slow to make money, but atleast there is much less competition.Now ive been studying Tax Deed investing in the USA because it seemed faster if you have capital, but my worry is that it may be too competitive.My questions are:Is the current market oversaturated for online auctions? 

You can be a private money lender in this model 

Would love to hear from other Columbus LTR investors regarding which models and geographic areas you have found the best success.

If you're doing all the heavy lifting (finding, managing, overseeing rehab), and they’re funding the deal, you could structure it a couple ways:Debt model – they’re just the lender.

It USED to be the model homes that had the best deal.

Most of these days even with advances in technology there are still a lot things to weed through to make sure you can get the job done for the repair/items that need to be fixed.

Document the items to be repaired and the cost and deduct from the security deposit.

IKEA and Amazon in stock items will get you items delivered the quickest.