That was our original plan of turning our current home into a rental since we have such a low payment compared to the rent we would receive, the issue is then moving into the next place that will also cash flow after a couple years when we decide to try and recycle the HELOC.

Our company focuses on the BRRRR strategy so we can continue to recycle our cash to scale.

Brother A has been getting deals once a month, that first month I used recycled leads.

I think the REAL wholesale value comes from "off market homes" with creative marketing strategies, not recycled marketing …It's a buyer beware world where do diligence makes the difference. 

My plan is to keep 75-80% LTV and keep recycling equity/net income. 

For the record, I was able to get the city to agree to provide commercial cart service - 3 cans, no recycling, no big trash service. 

Since most of this debt is 10 year term, and many properties in the 6-8 year time frame require additional capital improvements, you put it up for sale to recycle the equity into a larger income generating property.  

C and D areas we can call those either recycled Product(Jay Hinrichs ) or my simple analogy.

It will just take a bit longer compared to recycling the cash into more properties.

Now you hire someone so you can manage handling more deals and systematizing your process.Repeat this process, market, hire, recycle, until you rank #1 on Google.