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I’m definitely seeing more interest in note investing as people look to diversify during these unsteady times.

I know nothing about Brittany nor her course, but honestly I can guarantee you can find a way to network and talk to people, read about similar topics in $30 books, check google and chatGPT and get the same or better information. 

I wish I had stats but I can confidently say that a 5% Coc ROI in a lower crime/higher income area has better chances of being more profitable than that 10% Coc ROI in a higher crime/lower income area.

Appreciate any wisdom you can share.All four areas you're looking at are solid, but cash flow tends to be tighter since they're more appreciation-driven.

Rental properties can provide both, but success in this strategy hinges on careful planning around asset selection, management, and long-term ownership structures.When focusing on cash flow, it’s essential to find properties in markets where rents can meaningfully exceed operating costs and financing expenses.

To calculate deals, use this tried and true formula: ARV (After Repair Value) – Repairs – Your Fee – Investor Profit = Max Offer. 

That will generally give you the highest overall ROI versus the money put into the place once you factor in principal paydown, appreciation, and depreciation in addition to the cash flow side of things.203k loans can be a good product as well to combine BRRRR and house hacks if you find a good opportunity for some equity.

With the STR Loophole back in the mix, I've been having A LOT more casual conversations (from the gym to the dinner table) about accelerated depreciation!

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