(Using FHA)Do the BRRRR Method on a property and recycle?Ive

and milking that cash flow on paid for properties sounds like a plus in this market.

I plan on getting a second house after I recycle my VA loan but we’ll see where that gets me.

I should point out - ideally I will value add on any deal I can, to recycle my money and scale as quickly as possible.

Quote from @Jacob Beran: Sorry, but that's an over-priced milking of the naive.All the information you need is free on BiggerPockets.

The reason I ask is I would rather recycle the Capital and pull my money out to keep investing if possible.

I was able to recycle the leases upon renewal and didn't pay any commissions for the rental, which is a savings of over $4,000 if you consider the rental commission to be 1 month rent.

Also, they are not promoting the Series-LLC, since that cuts them off after initial setup, and they can't milk you with an LLC for each property.

You can tap into if you need to and can easily dispose of it.2) The 1031 Exchange - Recycle that equity by moving up into a larger asset. 

If you have that then you can continually recycle your money and not only can you improve neighborhoods and living situations across the US but you can watch your initial investment continually be recycled and create even more wealth.