For a GC/carpenter, the highest‑leverage play is value‑add buy‑and‑hold using BRRRR or a light hybrid: buy dated but solid properties, do targeted cosmetic/mechanical upgrades you can execute fast, place a quality tenant, then refinance and recycle capital .

Excited to see how things play out for you and looking forward to hearing updates as you work toward that $50k goal.

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.

Again Jackson does not play much with the rest of the state so that doesn't mean anything.

Hey if you had 1,000 dollars to invest in real estate what would be the most efficient route you would take ? 

Are you seeing opportunities, or playing it safe?

Both fill the gap between debt and common equity, but they play very different roles.Here’s how to think about it:Mezzanine financing is structured as debt.

With any partnership, substantial economic effect is going to come into play here.

Thx Jay - I need to see how this plays out but ya - I'll probably take you up on that.

@Ryan Moyer BP already lists the Short Term Vacation Rental business as a RE play.