in the plan I bought a 700 acre tree farm  split off 10 5 acre lots that paid for the whole mary ann held it 15 years then sold it for 3 mil to Stimson Lumber.. so my employees all 4 of them got some pretty nice chunks of dough when that cooked off..  

Originally posted by @Ethan Cooke:@Paul Sandhu -  A week ago I went on a sleepless 24-hour Craigslist rampage to finish setting up a place.

In addition to the checklist, I require any copies of photo or movies are sent to me at the time of the submission of the Move-in(within 5 days). 

It depends on your goals for starters reason I say that is a fix n flipper would be more prone to want to put in low ball offers to have meat on the bone..i look outside of just fix n flips.

I agree that the BRRR method can be a little tougher here in Denver, where there's not a lot of meat left on the bone always.

The shower tile was used as a kitchen backsplash - no one wants to think about the bathroom while they're cooking.

There's a lot of meat in his answer. if you didn't catch everything, you may want to reread it a couple of times.Excess funds in Wisconsin, typically end up in the county's hands because the homeowner has no idea that they can file for the excess prior to foreclosure.

@Coco Cook The appreciation has been great since our job and population growth has been increasing.

My own cash and my first investor, a family member that jumped into the project with me at the last minute.

So my thinking was that 1500-1130-100(management fee)= 270 would be enough to cover any Capex, Maintenence and vacancy and keep me at break even for the first few years and then bank on long term appreciation in the area and also the increase in rental income.My inital goal was to keep it for 5-10 years and at that point see if it makes sense to sell.