I am an investor and exploring opportunities in Western Mass.Thanks

When I was doing the BRRRR method and leveraged a HELOC for these purchases, I was using my W2 income to put as much back into my HELOC as possible.

Chad Carson has not one, but two BiggerPockets books sharing their expertise:Retire Early with Real Estate The Small & Mighty Real Estate Investor Exploring questions in his books like:How many rentals do I need to retire?

If my partner wasn’t risk adverse and unwilling to move frequently I would buy a new property every 1-1&1/2 years using this method.

With this particular method, when you purchased the homeowners insurance it would have listed you as the owner, but when the claim is filed your LLC would be the owner.

The 70% LTV and 3% origination cost you mentioned are typical, but they can definitely vary depending on the lender and the specific deal.Regarding the LLC or Trust, you're right, it's a good idea to explore those options for asset protection and potential tax benefits.

I think your income easily justifies a common-sense, time-proven method: increase earnings, reduce expenses, save, and invest.

I’m exploring all options to try to save myself.

Cause this could be an avenue to explore as well.  

This would be a VERY inefficient method and leaves me wanting to just send that list out to a different mailer service.What is everyone's thoughts?