My target would be low income housing style basic homes. 1800 SF, 4,000 lot, contractor grade styleWhat is a good land cost ratio to ARV I should be aware of?

In today’s market, that will cost you vacancy.

I am interested in buy-and-hold single-family homes, potentially multi-family if it is a good deal, and I am looking to implement the BRRRR strategy.

You have to start to cut the price till you increase traffic and get an offer. 

I’m planning to move out after about a year and hold the property long-term as a rental.I’ve been learning about cost segregation and accelerated depreciation and wanted to sanity-check timing and strategy with people who’ve actually done this.A few questions:Does it generally make more sense to wait until the property is 100% rental before doing a cost segregation study?

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Quick checkpoint is what is your all in monthly cost and how much rent are you holding out for, because one more 30 days vacant is basically the same as cutting rent 75 to 150 a month for the next year.

Rolling logs while cutting.  

I think you'll start to see states implementing some laws around this.

It certainly doesn't have to cost that much for a duplex!