I believe the originial BRRR method was devised to buy in cash and refi afterwards because of strength of offer, ability to refi before 6 mo after acquisition, and save the extra closing/loan.It depends on how you structure your deal on what loan products you can get. 

You need to get a feel for what finishes are justified in which location and market.You need to know what buyers pool are going to be interested in that house.So 1) know your market.2) learn how to do an ARV and include within that calculation the strength of that ARV.

Let it be a strength!

The process is simply weeding out those that lack physical and mental strength.

It takes a lot of effort, strength and commitment to do what is right for our financial health.

We're bouncing ideas off each other and finding that we have different strengths.

@Agi AndersonThe best cities were determined by looking at local economy strengths and real estate fundamentals published by multiple sources I’ve researched.

I am going to work out of these only because of the strength of the market and by having to take my time to come down there I met some nice people that are reputable and real.. these companies are really really something.. cannot believe folks get sucked into buying form them  its astounding..

We both have our strengths that we bring to the table, I'm creative and understand the construction side and he has the resale and market knowledge and can match the capital I have in my business.

I've just recently gotten started in the biz, and I'm working with a 10-year wholesaling/rehabbing vet applying my strengths where his don't reach — systematizing, scrubbing leads, planning/executing marketing and implementing CRM solutions —in return for an apprenticeship of sorts.Together, we've wholesaled two properties in the past two months - my first two.