I study architecture in college and am interested in home hacking rehab for my first purchase, eventually moving to the BRRRR strategy.

Which means in about a year, I'll have met the 3-year requirement to be able to sit for my CES designation exam.I've perused the website and started building my own study-guide with their "Course Outline" as my guiding light.

@Chris MasonI studied this worksheet, as did @Eamonn McElroy.

I will tell you though I highly doubt these tenants will renew their lease, though if you let them break windows and don’t charge for it or if you let them tell you how you need to repair the house then they might want to stay lol.Lay down the law, study what your standards are and be firm.

@Min Kwon There are a lot of investors and real estate professionals on this forum that should be able to give some great advice and help you reach your goals.My advice would be to study the market and the submarkets because each town and even neighborhood can have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Rather than saying you have proven returns, share some case studies.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $155,000

Cash invested: $43,227

This property is 4 bed and 2.5 bath dream home that sits in an active community a s...

I have been studying wholesaling for years and have not took steps due to minor set backs.

Since you’re in an excellent school (you guys at UCSD are the smart ones in town ;), you likely have above average study habits already so you’re in the right place.

Now I am studying for my realtor license.