As @Jonathan Greene mentioned this is kind of a dated strategy in the new price/interest rate environment.

I'm interested in knowing your opinions, experiences with this strategy and any advice.

Other Strategies: Are there safer or more profitable alternatives I should consider? 

Finding a "next great buy" is NOT an issue if doing a strategy for enduring legacy. 

It's was so easy for me getting started to get shiny object sindrome instead of locking in ONE STRATEGY, ONE NEIGHBORHOOD, ONE PROPERTY TYPE, ONE RENOVATION TYPE, etc. 

By working for a larger corporation you are gaining an unfair advantage, by letting them train and develop you (while you are getting paid) and you do real estate on the side.This idea is not from me, read RichDad. 

My partner is considering the same on his home, however, he still owes about 100k with 300k equity.Is this a wise strategy?

Additionally, I’m a licensed realtor in Pennsylvania, which has allowed me to expand my expertise and build a solid foundation in both investment strategies and the local market.I’m eager to connect with fellow investors, share insights, and learn from this amazing community.

Hi Adriana, I am a commercial real estate investor in the U.S. but I live in Dubai.In terms of the BRRR strategy, you could probably do a fix and flip in some of the older villa communities like the Springs, Meadows, or Arabian Ranches 1.

We own our house in Seattle and are trying to determine the best strategy for our move - what approach would net us the most money over the next 1-3 years.