I think I understand the basic process, and am most interested in the BRRRR method.

Hey, what method do you use to pull out 70% equity?

Ideally, I wanted to buy a property without a loan and do the BRRRR method, do to not many decently priced properties in the area that have some potential to remodel or add an addition to for adding more value to the property then cash refinancing after renting to move on to the next one.

This crude method ignores all the other debt payments tenants have.

One method is to research the fair market value of the property and surrounding properties to compare that value to the estimated cost of repairs, cost of any liens, and cost of any judicial action needed for eviction. 6.

What we are looking for:To invest in both the BRRRR method/flipping properties and buy-and-hold properties.

A quick search on the Zillow map with the above method shows no less than 25,000 properties listed for sale by owner & others in the US.

I believe the BRRRR method work best from what I’ve read.

Population officially growing per US Census Bureau, even though their methods are archaic, beat out Miami for highest appreciation last year and there's over $4.5B in investment happening in major projects.What do you think all this means?

I feel my current method is working me too damn hard but it is working and moving me in a steady upward direction...