This is sometimes called the "Enemy Method," and you can search for more details.3.

Your kids are young and you are at the start of a long journey. 

I am wondering who has done the BRRRR method as an investor and what institutions are investor friends for multiple BRRRS.

I think it’s disingenuous for a guru to claim they created a new method that is “revolutionizing” real estate lending, when it’s actually just rebranding something that exists and charging more for it.

I've sent you a connection request to learn more about your journey as I'm looking to do a similar venture. 

I will be making $55-$60/h by the time I’m certified at 21/22.I am also looking into side hustles to increase my income such as flipping cars, reselling etc.As of right now I have around 8k saved, and 5k invested in stocks.Obviously I cannot buy a property with just a few grand right now, but basically I just want to ask for any advice or tips you would give to me or your younger self when you started.I usually listen to audio books on personal finance and business while working instead of music to further my knowledge.Any sort of advice is welcome, books, podcasts, methods to learn about.

Great tools that get updated regularly.I am on the lending side of things and would be happy to hop on a call with you anytime to discuss financial strategies and help answer any questions you may have about nearly any loan product available to help you on your journey, even if they are not products my capital partners offer.We are all here to help you learn and grow.

Bryan Field’s journey is definitely inspiring, and you’ll find plenty of supportive people here who can share insights and experiences.

Quote from @Lucas Schlund: @Ty Coutts What method would you say is better for a beginner investor, using max leverage on your first deal, or using more cash upfront to put more equity into it?

He's looking to start his real estate journey and found an agent through a forum who is suggesting to start investing in Detroit, MI (Zip 48224 and 48227).