Pedro, I have to agree with @Bill O'DonnellSpecifically responding to your concern of tying up your capital while house hacking; while you would be putting that money down initially there is no reason in the future you could not make use of it and recycle those dollars into another property.

From investing in / showcasing murals to repurposing recycled materials from a demo to build out community gardens, there are ways to promote goodwill and neighborly respect during rehabs and that's something I'd like to see more of. 

They're cheap and you can probably recycle the operating agreement.

Also you want to be sure there’s a way to refinance the property in the near future to recycle that LOC since it’s supposed to be short-term debt.

I ended up getting full on into BRRRR and am recycling my money for the first time with a new venture.

If you find good deals and manage them correctly you can keep recycling your capital.

The druggies recycled the plumbing and even the electrical fixtures, anything. 

This will allow my to recycle my capital and start offering on my next property!

@Gary Oconnor it’s all about your goals are you looking to scale and recycle money or looking to get more cash flow but potentially have more money tied up in deals.

I have a local community bank in my area that does not require a seasoning period so as soon as we finish the project in 2-3 months we refi and recycle all our capital.