Surely, there are wide variations by state, within states, etc.

I've seen lots of different variations.

He could not post bail and is in County detention pending the Trial . 

Howdy @Lee CruzThere are as many reasons to not use the BRRRR strategy exclusively as there are variations of the strategy itself.Example:  I am fairly new to REI.  

You provide the designs (suggest a cook book of just a few variations) and act as the broker between your clients and the rental agency.

I am in no way affiliated with them but they are who we use. 5 day notice is $35 to serveAfter the 5-8 days are up they start the eviction which includes: Getting court date and serving notice that + $139If you aren't able to make it to court they have an atty that will go for you for $50 for each time he has to go If it goes to trial the atty fee is $250But the bigger issue seems to be stabilizing the building and getting quality tenants which may be a property management issue, a location issue and/or a property condition issue.

This was my 1st experience using the BRRRR strategy.Before I rent out the ADU to a long term tenant, I am letting my manager trial out AirBnB which he says will have a higher cashflow - if this is the case, then I could use this to all my future rentals or offset the vacancy cost when a tenant moves out.

While there is a free three day trial period—I do not believe it is prudent to try to slosh all data-entry into a 72 hour time chunk. 2.5Repetition of MessageMr.

So I have a basement that used to get water issues, and I FINALLY got that taken completely taken care of after two years of trial and error (and money).  

@Colton,Is some variation on "The Shaw Group" available in your home state?"