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.

Your best option is the BRRRRR strategy so you can ultimately get that down payment back for another deal.If you're buying turnkey and not value-add then the down payment will unfortunately be stuck tied up in the deal.Value-add is hands down the best way to recycle capital and scale otherwise you'll be stuck when initial funds run out.

This is called the BRRRR method, and while it requires a little more work, it allows you to recycle your money faster.

You will quickly get the name as the guy that recycles MLS deals, if you want to be a true wholesaler go out and meet with seller and bring no to your investors deal @ a 30% discount

She was good at milking the system, (which got us upset) but we worked with her caseworker to get her to downsize.

This is on actual cash invested so the quicker you recycle the capital into and out of another flip the higher overall return on cash.

Yes - the BRRRR strategy is just a method to recycle capital into other investments. 

I ultimately came down on the BRRRR to STR approach because I only have so much capital and I want to recycle it.

Plus it takes more steps.Drive way Material:Your common drive way materials are Concrete, Concrete with Rebar, Asphalt, Reclaimed Asphalt (with tar and oil still, not extracted), Rock, Recycled Crushed Concrete, Pea Gravel, River Rock, Water Absorbing Concrete ( Did I say Water Absorbing Concrete?

Bread and butter I preach to investors is value add then recycling your money into other value adds.