I find it much more interesting and exciting than my day job in corporate finance.Accordingly- I need to do more creative deals.The BRRR strategy is the most attractive to me, but I'm thinking it would have to be out of state given CA prices.My questions: who here has had success implementing BRRR from afar?

Lesson #3 I call each town now as the Uniform construction code since Hurricane Sandy has gone out the window and many towns are implementing additional items that were never needed before and this includes utility shutoff procedures.Here is where the fun part started, I go over to the house the day after closing with my wife Pili Yarusiand two of our guys for review.

Even though we have this we are still constantly learning how to automate and organize the entire transaction from beginning to end.

There are sites like Zillow that have an automated system valuing homes but they can be very far off because one home is on a busy street and one isn't but they compare them anyway.

I'll have to work on that.Anyone with any info on obtaining an automated phone system?

One time my offer was accepted by the agent but their automated system still sent me the highest and best disclosure form to sign.  

Due to me flipping full time and just starting my business I do not have a job per say, what is my best route to get financing for more deals and how can I start to implement multi unit rentals in my portfolio.

If you know price range, beds and baths, square footage etc, they can automate it.  

Cody,If you want to implement the BRRRR model, you have to go the value-add route.

One of the things David says is, “Be easy on the people but hard on the problem.”Truthfully, when I heard this, I had no idea what David was saying.My first real-world teacher, whom I’m blessed to call mentor, Bill Cook had to teach me what that saying meant.So you see, David taught me his property management system, but Bill taught me how to implement it.Let’s look at an example.We have a mobile home down in Cartersville we bought as a Lonnie Deal.