Looking forward to seeing your progress and contributions along the way.

While making sure it cash flows when you move out and perhaps repeat the strategy.In regards to where; identify the path of progress, upper ranking school districts, new employment, population growth and median income growth.

Local boots on the ground are non-negotiableOut-of-state owners fail in Detroit when they rely on:Remote PMs with no accountabilityOne-off contractorsYou need someone local who drives by, checks progress, and treats eyes-on as part of the system.5.

Feel free to DM me if you'd like to talk through the specific numbers—getting the refinance right is what makes the entire BRRRR cycle work.Congratulations again on your progress!

Document and keep us posted on the progress leading up to and after the 3/1 move-out; I think there is a lot to learn from your experience.

Waiting is also acceptable but as long as the secondary plan is covering costs then usually progressing is better than being on the sidelines.Good luck! 

Pay an PM and the profit is significantly reduced 4) alternative below market financing such as assumable, owner finance, wraps, sub to, etc 5) path of progress.

Congratulations on your progress and keep up the good work.Start by educating yourself on the market you're considering. - Unemployment rates, if new jobs are coming to the area, crime trend (use spot crime or the crime map in NewsBreak), median income trend, population trends, renters to owners ratio, hot zip codes, best school districts, path of progress and last but not lease price-to-rent ratios. 

Tim, congrats on the progress.

He consistently tells us to bring potential deals to class or email them to him so he can help analyze them.The truth is, those who don’t watch the modules, don’t do the work, and don’t ask questions don't make progress.