Once you have a model that works and can easily replicate, you would have more direction on how to better invest the rest of your money. 

In most cases the older building possesses better lumber & structure along with craftsmanship, materials & details you often can’t replicate due to replacement costs.

Rather than replicate what already existed near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a more elevated living experience look like — combining location, design, comfort, and character?

Instead of replicating what already existed near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a more elevated living experience look like — blending proximity with design, comfort, and character?

Instead of replicating what already existed near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a more elevated living experience look like — blending proximity, design, comfort, and character?

Instead of replicating what already existed near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a more elevated living experience look like — blending proximity with design, comfort, and character?

Rather than replicate the standard offering near Texas A&M, we asked: What would a truly elevated living experience look like — one that blended proximity with design, comfort, and exclusivity?

I replicated the rental property calculator using a spreadsheet.

If I find it, I would certainly replicate my model from 10 years ago, just exit better now knowing the asset class better.

not beginner strategies.if you have $2M in ETFs and $350K more in cash burning a hole in your pocket, buy a new build somewhere in an appreciating market and it will cash flow... because there's no debt on it.to your point, BRRRR with minimal cash flow is fine, because everything is new when you rent it out - you're replicating the new build strategy.