I am currently working on building capital and I'm super interested in the BRRR strategy.  

I’ve had super clean male tenants and messy female tenants.

Ohio City and Tremont are super popular for a reason, and I’ve seen some great BRRRR plays in West Park, Old Brooklyn, and Detroit Shoreway too.

I am just starting out (we own another duplex we bought the November before and that's been super smooth even with rent raises) and did not know that you could go to the city assessor and get the actual numbers for taxes (which it turns out were much lower than the bank's assessments...which was good for us!

Everyone would love those but even the ugly & nasty deals are super competitive if there is profit to be made.

Make sure you are SUPER efficient with your script and attempt to differentiate yourself from the crowd of one-trick-pony agents that just want the listing.

Columbus is one of the few cities where you can still get good spreads and it’s also super investor-friendly, so a lot of people are doing both flips and long-term holds.

A couple ways are:- bridge loans- HELOCs - private lenders - cash out refi (on other properties)  I know a guy who's super experienced in ADUs, he may be able to help, his IG is @thebuilderbrian if you want to ask him too

Any real-world input on that would be super helpful.The idea is to eventually run this new build as an Airbnb.

Purchase price $700,000Downpayment $300,000Monthly payment $2,225 (including taxes and insurance)Rabbu monthly estimates: $6867Self-managed (super host)When I estimate supplies and Capex, I see a monthly net of $3837.