Hi BP community,I’m looking for perspective from investors who have successfully deployed capital in today’s environment.Current Position:$300,000+ in liquid capital ready to invest6 rental properties that I self-managePortfolio generates 20%+ annual ROI in cash flowOngoing time commitment is under 1 hour per weekI own and run a full time business outside of real estate, so time commitment would be ideally be minimal.Most of my properties were acquired 6–9 years ago and met (or exceeded) the 1% rule at purchase.

I looked into it a little bit to see if I could potentially build some T-Hangers and rent them. 

Quote from @Huong T Nguyen: Quote from @Pierre Guirguis: Quote from @Huong T Nguyen: Quote from @Pierre Guirguis: You are in a fairly strong position here since this is an adjustment on a performing asset, not a refinance under pressure.

. - Investment Duration: 30days (Investment + ROI in full)- Return on Investment: 45%- Purchased Price: $150,000- Rehab Cost: $30,500- ARV: $240,000- Minimum Investment: $30,500- Maximum Investment: $30,500- End Buyer Escrow Commitment: 20%Rehab Cost BreakdownRehab Cost Breakdown1.

I’m fully committed to educating myself, and excited to use Bigger Pockets to help do so! 

Been there - verbal commitments are brutal when they fall through at closing.

What’s up everyone — my name is Ke.
 
I’m based in the DMV and focused on wholesaling and creative real estate strategies, primarily in Baltimore and surrounding markets.
 
Right now I’m actively:
 

Sourcing off-mark...

At 15, they’re everything.Curious — what was the biggest surprise after you switched: time commitment or mental bandwidth?

Quote from @Brandon T.: Can't recommend @Joseph Cornwell enough, he helped me buy my first duplex in Cincinnati and he has a contracting business, so he can give you advice on repairs, remodel costs, etc I really appreciate the mention, thank you so much!

Smart approach to test before committing capital.