If you are doing a BRRRR and leaving older items in place, not updating electrical and plumbing, I think you need $300 t0 $350 if you are just getting started.

I have never performed a brrrr on a mobile home, but my most successful BRRRRs are where rehabs add the most value.  

sounds like you are on the right track - house hacking or BRRRR to jumpstart the journey is a pretty solid tried and true gameplan

I'm inexperienced in most areas people seem to be a part of in BP rehabbing, flipping, deal analysis, BRRRR. 

I think the easiest way to scale for you would be to start with a turnkey single-family or a light value-add BRRRR in a good market. 

You have the potential to make more money with a BRRRR as you pay top market rate for Turnkey.You also have the potential to go way over budget on a BRRRR if you don't know what you are doing.

@Celso Rodriguez BRRRR works great in markets where you can buy homes around $200,000 or lower.

I have kept track of all my expenses in an excel sheet/word document but feel like there may be a more organized and efficient method to tracking?

Is there a method to the madness or just a shotgun approach until you find one that works?

- What are some methods for projecting cash flow from home sales and determining an appropriate discounted cash flow (DCF) rate?