This will be faster than using the BRRRR strategy which is largely a method of recycling cash.

And you really "have" to do that to pay back the HML so you can (hopefully) recycle their money into the next property.Bottom line, with "zero liquid capital" you could change your Year 1 goal to "Buy 25 units!"

I recycle my original down payment funds every 90 days.

This is why the BRRR method is very popular it allows you to recycle your money and scale quickly.

In a culinary first, the popular Fletcher Place brunch spot Milk Tooth was named one of the world's best restaurants by Conde Nast Traveler, who also named Indy as a top underrated food city.

>Questions:Do you recycle the equity for each residence or only have a one residence carry equity of the lien burden?

You can think whatever you would like, as there is really no use arguing over spilled milk, but that does not change the facts. 

I would suggest that any property you buy, purchase at a discount and use the BRRRR strategy in order to recycle your HELOC funds and acquire additional properties.

Your life will be a lot easier of the lender can just recycle all the paperwork you've already submitted & send the next one right back to the exact same underwriter. 

My last option is to forget about selling and keep milking the cow.How do you guys handle this type of issue?