That roadmap, as of right now, is outlined.Learn - Keep FTJ (Full Time Job)Books, podcasts, BP, peopleFTJ and PTJ options: Go back into being a residential handyman and contractorWholesale - Keep FTJRamp up Wholesaling, possibly until either quitting or finding a PTJ to offset Wholesaling goal - raise capital to flip laterPlataeu Wholesaling, ramp up Flipping while ramping down WholesalingPlataeu Flipping, ramp up Buy-and-HoldLong Term Goal: rental portfolio with extra capital to invest in othersMy motivation does include swinging hammers (I love the physical work), but I recognize that won't be where I need to put myself to make money past the short-term (and my body won't be able to do that forever).

Our priorities changed and I have been ravenously consuming FIRE media for the past year.

That is a difficult and time consuming process, and just a small part of the value us list providers offer.

While I don't have a lot of concrete achievements I can point to (due to only being 17) I scored a 32 on the ACT, and have been able to refine my networking abilities through myriad professional development events in my community over the last two years.I've been reading and consuming as much as I can from Bigger Pockets for years.

Here's a typical strategy, buy a home you know you won't live in forever. 

If your net monthly positive cashflow is 2.5x your personal housing expense plus all other non-mortgage consumer monthly debt obligations, and you are buying cashflow positive real estate, you can get a normal Fannie loan.

@Anthony Gayden - as you say the math is the math but my point of the original post was I wanted more cash flow properties at the beginning and my strategy of buying “cheap” homes consumed to much cash in the beginning.

It will take you forever to own any of these but that is I guess that is the strategy in the long run anyways.Does anyone else have any other examples on how they use the BRRRR strategy?

Personal SFHs rarely ever are good investments.Sell now while markets are high, value will not last forever.

The Loan cash can be used forever, with no added cost to use per use.There is a new cost per use of the HELOC cash every time you use it.