Using a HELOC to purchase rental property is a great way to creatively finance your purchase and “recycle” your equity.

Is there a way that we can "hide" the recycling bins?  

There is a lot of appeal with BRRRR, particularly in being able to effectively recycle funds back into more investments, although it seems tricky to determine both a reliable ARV and not go over budget on renovations.  

BP community is definitely a great place to connect and learn from others in addition to the thousands of blogs and articles.Atlanta is a great market for flips and BRRRR investments to continue recycling your money.

On afternoon of Feb 1st, they move out the belongs they wanted, leaving house filthy & various items, broken furniture, bags of trash, clothing & dishes inside house & in overflowing trash & recycling bins & on carport, according to neighbor who checked thru window to see if they were out.

If you are in a position to recycle money then BRRRR is the method for long term wealth.  

The house is filled with junk from the former owner and tenants and I'm learning all about which donation/recycling center take which materials.

Our lease covers when the trash and recycling must be taken out, when the empties need to be brought back, and what the penalty is for failure to do so.

Trash can be liened in vegas, city utilities can be liened in NlV  (trash/water/sewer/recycling.) water in LV they only go after the tenant.

It’ll be our first time using this strategy but love the idea of recycling our heloc.