Turning money fast (the “velocity of money”) for buying a property atunder market value, refinancing, and then paying back the HELOC.

Or go to the WiseGuysInTies video on Velocity Banking on YouTube.

Velocity of lease up depends on demand for the area and that pricing rent level expected per door.   

I know there is a service provider (Velocity REOs, Inc.) that offer many packages depending on the need of the client.

Great spread for them, but I found their velocity too high/horizons too short for an old B&H like me.  

I won’t be able to take advantage of the velocity of money that David Greene talks about in the BRRRR book.

But as @Brock Mogensen mentioned, doing some off-market lead generation can be a great option if you are looking for higher cash on cash returns and increased velocity of your money via the brrrr method, but you often have to be willing to put in the time and resources to make that happen.

Such business plans are high risk and not suitable for everyone.Now, after the heavy lifting is done, the property shifts to more of a market-based play, where the velocity of the market will drive the value, and perhaps there is still some meat left on the bone from the value add plan (for example, they renovated 2/3 of the units during the 2-year plan, leaving upside on the remaining third).  

The track record and experience usually takes over to increase referral velocity.

Like for velocity banking, it is a framework that works for people who have difficulty managing their spending.However as a real estate investor, I am 100% behind the use of overfunded life insurance policy as part of my wealth building strategy.