@Sandeep K MamidiTo flip properties effectively, use market knowledge, research local trends, and innovative financing options like private money loans, partnerships, and syndicatation.

The flip side of having to refinance is that you will be able to use the equity that you build in the property through the renovation to pay for the loan costs and possibly pull some cash out. 

I do a variety of strategies from BRRRR, to Turnkey, to flips.

I'd appreciate any advice from members who have personal experience with this.The flip side is he really gets going and just makes more money from real estate than he would ever from disability.

The only things I have seen them take are comps and a full repair list when they are appraising the final flip.

.- Wholesaling and flipping (which is what you mean by "building", I assume) in the same LLC- Pay all business out of business, pay all personal out of personal.

I know some investors that have multiple LLCs for their properties, but those tend to be fix/flip developers. 

I'm not local but, if you want to connect and share ideas about BRRRR and Flips, I’m here for it!

If you want to do some flips or BRRRRs then you could consider taking out a Line of Credit against the three properties so you can use the cash with interest only payments for a short term project and then pay it back and then use it again (Lines of Credit are revolving - meaning you get to keep using the money).

@Nevin WilkieLuxury Vinyl Plank (LVP): Durable and hardwood-like, LVP is ideal for rentals or flips.