With respect, I would not downplay the very real risks or intricacies in NNN deals.

I'm not sure if any books have been written solely about the BRRRR tactic, but any book that can help with fully understanding its intricacies would be very helpful.

That's a curious concept, and from an insurance standpoint, I wonder how this risk is underwritten for an insurance policy given that's definitely a new concept, but there are a lot of intricacies I could see with that, as @Ben Leybovich intimated in his post.

In my case, allowing people to have a direct ongoing exposure to real estate and cash flow on a passive basis without having to understand the intricacies of the industry.

And after purchasing 6 homes we are familiar with the intricacies and mechanics of the offer. 

However, you really need a loan compliance attorney, most real estate attorney's probably won't know the intricacies of this answer.

Just make sure the one you select is familiar with the intricacies of owning real estate.For bookkeeping, I'm just using Stessa.com since our portfolio is still manageable. 

Roger that, understood.In FL, the difference to the seller for the increased sales price is only about $13.00 per thousand.The seller pays the Doc Stamps on Deed and Owners Policy in most counties in FL, except for like Broward, where its customary for the seller to only pay the Docs Stamps on Deed.So in most counties, for every $1,000 in higher sales price it only costs the seller $7.00 for docs stamps on deed and about $5.00 to $6.00 in Owner's Title Policy, therefore my above example of paying $10,000 more only cost the seller about $130.00 more.That is unless the property is not homesteaded and/or the seller has to pay Cap Gains tax, then of course the sales price would need to be structured in a way to compensate.But getting past these intricacies, in General, if realtors and loan originators, they will give their buyer more loan options and better ensure more deals close.

Many investors forget the intricacies/nuances of completing a successful BRRRR, not to mention the time constraint involved.

But you can and should talk with an attorney, even at a very high level to understand the legal intricacies.