BRRRR lets you recycle your capital and keep buying, but its TIME that brings you cashflow.

I’m looking to use the delayed financing exemption in order to pull as much money out immediately and recycle my capital.My goal is to keep this tenant in place for as long as possible, so I’m looking for some ideas to bring the value of the property up prior to appraisal while keeping the tenant in place.

(Recycle the money!)

Now the question is, how long will I need to wait to "recycle" that capital?

The BRRR strategy is popular among real estate investors as it provides a way to recycle capital and maximize returns over time.

The kitchen is getting a newer full sized stove that is being recycled from a different building previously there was an apartment sized stove there.

I diverted over to a 5 acre plot where I can put in a couple of tiny homes. 

The BRRRR strategy is awesome for recycling your capital and buying more properties.

Only one had been through a full real estate recycle (e.g. their GPs had done business since 1988). 

Call him and ask to be taken off his list if it bothers you that much, otherwise just put the postcard in the recycling bin with the other junk mail and move on.