Why is Property Class so important for investors to understand and apply in their investing strategies?

For a BRRR strategy, this kind of market gives you room to buy, rehab, rent, and refinance while building long-term equity.

Looking forward to seeing your work grow and happy to connect anytime you want to bounce ideas around strategy, partnerships, or scaling.

Quote from @Travis Timmons: If you are new and not local, please pick a different strategy.

While local deals are a top priority, I'm also open to opportunities in Jacksonville, Florida, given the promise of strong returns and growth potential.I'm actively building my skills and knowledge in fix-and-flip investments, value-add projects, and creative financing strategies.

It’s not finding deals.It’s not analyzing deals.It’s not even raising capital.It’s understanding your financing strategy.The investors I see scaling the fastest aren’t buying more properties — they’re using smarter leverage:• DSCR for rentals• Bridge loans for transitional deals• Refinance strategies to unlock trapped equity• New construction loans to build inventory when MLS is tightWhat’s one financing strategy that helped you grow faster — or one you wish you used sooner?

The loan product depends on several variables including the type of property (single family, 2-4 unit dwelling, multifamily) and the investment strategy (owner occupied - house hack, non-owner occupied). 

The key is matching the strategy to your own tax picture and time availability, not just chasing the REP label.

You’re definitely looking in the right direction, but there are a few tripwires to be aware of.For the STR strategy to work this year, the property has to (1) be placed in service in 2025 (furnished, available and actually listed for rent), (2) qualify as a short-term rental for tax purposes (average stay under 7 days, or under 30 with substantial services), and (3) meet one of the material participation tests (for most W-2 folks that’s usually 100+ hours and no one else, including cleaners/PM, doing more than you). 

I am just having a hard time deciding what my beginning strategy should be.