Hi everyone!
I'm an out-of-state investor exploring short-term rental opportunities in Northeast Oklahoma, specifically around the Grand Lake/Eucha area. I'm in the early stages of research and would love to connect ...

Even if appreciation is slower, you can buy sooner, learn faster, and reinvest cash flow into additional properties.

From Fix & Flips to New Construction, the right financing keeps the momentum going.How are you reinvesting your profits this year?

Cost segregation before sale will not help you if you are selling outright and not doing any tax deferral strategies such as 1031, an installment sale (aka owner financing) or reinvesting into an opportunity zone fund.

This strategy can generate a lot of capital to reinvest into stronger appreciation plays later, but it’s also the most time intensive.In reality, you need both.

If possible, I'd recommend starting with a 3 or 4-family househack... you can occupy the smallest unit to maximize returns.Depending on your down payment amount and forced equity, you may be able to refinance and reinvest in a couple of years and reinvest into another househack.Since New Jersey taxes are a bit higher than Staten Island and the other boroughs, you may want to connect with a local NJ agent who can advise on best areas to search.

BP is primarily a real estate investing forum and arbitrage isn't RE investing so I doubt many here will mourn over this.

Hey Clinton,Depends what you're looking to do, do you have any plans to reinvest it right away or are you just looking to have access if needed?

Most lenders have tightened slightly on LTV (typically capping around 70–75%) and want to see a clear reinvestment or portfolio growth plan — which it sounds like you already have in mind.Using a short-term bridge for your new acquisitions, then rolling your existing property into a DSCR refi for liquidity, is a smart sequencing move.

This implies that rather than buy the cash flow, you are likely to do better putting that money in S&P or you can do far better using it to make a smart RE investment.- current f/f is around 6%.