I really only see more growth in the future due to the fact that we are a cash flowing market in CA, and we have been growing and opening new paths for job creation.  

I was cash flowing $8000 a month from this work the last 4 years of creation, but down to $7000 as we sold our Lebanon property, but I avoided CAP gains this year with the opportunity zone, which is a 10 year hold.

I would be happy to partner with you on the software creation!

Despite this, the creation cost and the maintenance cost of having many LLCs can impact whether this is practical.

If you could have $0 into a deal for a $300K home after refinancing out and it only 'cashflowed' $15 a month, but you had a modest 2% annual appreciation, had a standard 30 year amortized mortgage, and could depreciate your annual wealth creation would look like this:Annual Cashflow: $180Annual Principle Paydown (1st year): $4128Annual Appreciation: $6000Wealth Generation 1st year: $10,308So you'd add $10,308 to your wealth on the first year - in addition to any equity you captured on the acquisition and rehab, which would only accelerate with compound interest on the appreciation and amortized schedule paydown, AND BEST OF ALL you'd have your cash out of the deal to do it again and add to your portfolio, accelerating your growth even faster.If you listen to some of the more recent podcasts, David and Brandon have started talking about cashflow more as 'defensive' as it helps protect your investments and pay all of the monthly expenses to control the property and let it grow, but the real wealth generation is through appreciation, paydown, and rent increases over time while you control it.Hope this helps and others may have other thoughts on the method!

But I am committed to talk openly more about the science and the business of money creation (like I do with my kids at home) in hopes that it might become a more common topic at the dinner table in our community.

Check the 'events' section.We're going to focus heavily on investing and wealth creation!

I'm good at note creation, I don't actually want to hold property or at least manage it.For those of you in a similar mindset, what did you end up doing?

The advantage of BRRRR is the creation of equity, which then allows a return of capital for future deals.

Simply look to the creation of the Garn–St Germain act as proof, even under this same idea.