And allow yourself to stay within the price range of property that maximizes your noi2.

Still in the small house 12 years later, we have maximized every square foot of space.  

If it's a business and you are in the growth phase then you may want to minimize equity, while if it is more of a portion of a diversified portfolio, you may want to keep more equity.For example, I am in the growth phase of REI, with it being more of a business than a portfolio allocation I add to slowly, so I try to keep as little equity in a deal or property as possible while still hitting a minimum cash flow value, thus maximizing Return on Equity (RoE).

BP pod cast #185:How “Rent-to-Own” Can Increase Cash Flow and Maximize Equity with Bill Powers https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/07/2...Might be what you are looking for.

I want to rent but I also want to maximize with the BRRR strategy.

Other suggestions to maximize what I one can do to put some profits into tax deferred vehicles?

I am going to start a significant remodel of my house in Santa Monica and wanted to maximize all possible rebates, grants or energy rebates that are available for new roofs, windows, appliances, insulation, landscaping..ect.I have a basic list (local municipality and appliance rebates) but didn't know if there was anything that I was missing or didn't know about...possibly other agencies?

Yes beachfront will command more rent and less vacancy (you have to do the calculations to see if it offsets the cost), but it seems like this is more of a vacation home rather than a property where you are trying to maximize ROI so buy what you like.

Rapidly grow portfolio and maximize leverage, but mitigate risk, build durability and avoid pitfalls.

I find the deals, analyze the deals, work with the contractors and or designers to maximize potential, then list and sell when it comes time.