@Corey MartinNashville proper-close to the urban core you are looking at zero to near zero cap rates. 15 minutes from the city about 2-3%.

Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

David Greene mentions his "core 4" and that's why. 

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

We're not very large and we haven't done a tone of business but we are local and our core group is comprised of true Kansas City natives. 

For me, my mission isn't just a statement, its the core of why I'm doing this and what makes this business significant for me. 

That was a huge help for me to create my core 4 (well core 3 since I am the realtor).  

At its core it’s total costs versus total rewards.  

If you have multiple people in an LLC, you should have planned to support the renovation on your own because you would need a compelling ask to get people you don't know to hop in on something like this in my opinion.

I'm in town this week (2/2-2/8) looking to make connections and start my core 4 for my BRRRR investing.If anyone has any referrals for the big 4 - Contractors, Lenders, Agents (or wholesalers), or Property Managers, or would like to meet for dinner and talk Oklahoma Real Estate Investing I would love to link up!