Our strategy combines buy-rehab-rent-refinance-repeat (BRRRR) fundamentals with a community-driven investment approach, enabling everyday investors, including those in Canada, to access U.S. real estate opportunities with greater simplicity.🔑 Current Goals:Acquire and stabilize 4+ units by year-end through value-add duplexes in Cleveland.Expand our turnkey investment model for Canadian and international investors.Build partnerships with other investors, lenders, and operators who believe in sustainable, win-win real estate.If you’re an investor, lender, or fellow strategist looking to collaborate or share insights, I’d love to connect. welcome

My suggestions for anyone reading this….Before signing a rehab contract: get at least 3 bids, check that each includes detailed line items (materials + labor + markup).Set up the draw schedule: only release payment after verifying completed milestone.Have a worst-case scenario worked out: what if rehab takes 2× time, what if lease-up is slower, what if refinance drops?

Hi @Alberto Gutierrez, Many investors buy in areas with higher weather risk, including parts of Texas.

We’re seeing a lot of applicants with credit scores below 550, some with falsified income, and others with outstanding landlord debt who refuse to resolve it.A few lead sources that have consistently worked wellfor our community include Zillow (most affordable), Apartments.com,and Facebook Marketplace.

.• I can absolutely share references and reviews from clients, including some who are active here on BiggerPockets.• And yes, I regularly connect clients with investor-friendly agents, property managers, and insurance pros in the area.If you’d like, we can set up a quick call or Zoom to talk through what you’re looking for and get you pre-approved.– David Stephens

Looking for deal-structure feedback from people who’ve actually done LA infill / TOD projects under California’s newer pro-housing laws (including SB 79).

Some of the criteria include Financing, Asset Class, Ownership Structure, Property Class, Location, Purchase Price, Rehab Costs, and Risk Target.

Hurricane and storm damage must be included in the policy.Does anyone have recommendations for reliable insurance companies in Texas that can cover multiple rental properties with these needs?

Since a 10 day notice includes the option of the tenant to "cure" the problem, is there anything I have do do differently do avoid doing it over and over?

Is there a middle ground model where a certain number of hours are included each month and then owners are charged if the needs exceed that?