I’m building a buy-and-hold portfolio using the BRRRR strategy, and I’ve chosen Memphis as my first target market because of its strong rent-to-price ratios and abundance of fix-and-hold opportunities.I’m starting with about $90K in capital for my first project, and my buy box is primarily:Single-family homes (3/1 or 3/2 preferred)Purchase + rehab all-in under ~$80K–$90KPost-rehab rents in the $1,100+ rangeStable, rent-friendly neighborhoodsFor Year 1, my main focus is:Lining up investor-friendly agents who understand what cash-flow buyers are looking forGetting to know property managers who can help me rent quickly and keep tenants long-termConnecting with wholesalers who have off-market deals in my buy boxI’d also be open to talking with other Memphis investors about your experience in the market — what’s working well, what to watch out for.If you’re local to Memphis and open to connecting, I’d love to hear from you!

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As a new investor, I teeter between fear/scarcity mindset which makes me want to sell and the growth/abundance mindset which makes me want to rent it long term.

Time isn't exactly the most abundant resource I have right now.

To be abundantly clear, Blake Capital Group is not the successor to or the alternate name of the Djuric Family Office.”

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