Hello everyone, I am curious if anyone has had recent success with midterm rentals utilizing the BRRRR method, and if so, would you be kind enough share some of the details.Thank you so much!

The best is to utilize the 30 year fixed no income no doc DSCR loan . starts at 20% down 

I am considering as a first time buyer to utilize the BRRRR method on my personal home, while also using a 203K loan to finance and rehab the property.

But I wouldn't say it's 100% nessary.The tools provider within BP are great resources to utilize.

You're looking for increased cash flow, so managing more doors and/or strategically utilizing leverage can make a certain sense there...but as you mention financing costs aren't as rosy as they were 2-3 years ago. 

I have the capacity to take on an additional $200K in debt on top of utilizing my HELOC, so long as when I am paying it down the monthly charges also go down.

Here's my situation:I own a duplex that is about 100 years old and my tenants pay for all of the utilities EXCEPT for city water (which comes out of my pocket each quarter).Both of these rental units could benefit from some plumbing updates throughout (e.g. - 1.28 gallon toilets, eco-friendly faucets, eco-friendly shower heads, etc.) as a way of helping this rental property consume significantly less water (enough to save me a few hundred bucks each year...

They pay all the utilities.

Great to see you utilized cost segregation in your strategy.

Also, landlord and tenant are guilty of violating their agreements with the Section 8 program.At this juncture, the landlord should use the security deposit for what it was intended for.... damages, extra cleaning, unpaid utilities, unpaid fees, unpaid rent.