Figure out what will align with your RE goals best, and just hit the ground running.

Id also be curious what type of neighborhood is the property in( A/B/C/D) and if that aligns with your overall buying criteria.

This is a key component of the BRRRR strategy, because I wanted to pull as much capital out as possible and not have to wait 6 months for the loan to ‘season’.

Your goals are well aligned and precise.

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I would recommend attending your local REIA meetings, local being the key, and find a group that interests align with yours.  

If I don't hit my targets, I'll analyze further to determine why I missed and how I can change my processes so it doesn't happen again.For example, from a rehab standpoint, I break my rehabs down into components and I analyze the estimated vs actual costs per component -- I don't really care about the results in hindsight, but use the information to better estimate in the future.Likewise with the fixed costs and the overall project results.

I'm learning about all the individual components and looking for ways to be more efficient.Engineering has helped me zoom out when looking for opportunities.

Such as trying to align all the leases for the same time?

@Mike Reynolds There are many components of the question.