It can come from cash, or (my pref) a LOC (not tied to the property).The alternative is a proactive method (my pref).Let's say you have roof that needs to be replaced within the next 5 years. 

Assuming you are keeping them, you'll want to familiarize yourself with the BRRR method--both in terms of concept and actual tips and traps.

@Lydia R. gave some pretty good context above. 

I was wondering if limaone was a good company to use if I’m attempting to use the brrrr method.

My buyers were sophisticated entities that would lawyer up to stall a foreclosure, but not sophisticated enough to challenge the conveyance method ironically.   

I understand that you are attracted to the Denver and Boulder area and I would be curious to know if you have planned for the additional costs of living in these areas including the large(r) mortgage payment you may be taking on when financing 95% of the purchase price?

They are leased out.It is zoned R-2 which allows for Multifamily which is defined broadly in the Definitions sections of the General Plan as "Dwelling, Multi-Family - A building containing three (3) or more dwelling units.

4) Any tips or tricks you can pass along with this method? 

Quote from @Greg R.: Yes they're inquiries, not reservation requests.

Also if I studied right you'd call that method the BRRR correct?