The whole concept of BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) relies on using just a small equity down payment for maximum loan capability (covered by rent return).

Foreign concept to me.  

They call them passive investments vs turnkey but same concept.

Because our rentals are out of state, we are trying a new concept of holding back 10% of the cashflow and donating it to a local community minded organization near the home.

Now I own well over 10+ rental propertiesWhat is your story @Josh Edwards?

One thing that made me feel as though I was on the right track in my education as many of the terms and concepts he mentioned were completely familiar to me. 

But again, you can always ask around and see what banks are offering what options.Once you secure the cash you need, I agree with @John Hamilton concept - sell or hold, this is dominos, once you get one property done (the one that needs the least amount of cash to finish), you can re-fi or get another HELOC and that cash will pay for the next, etc. etc.Good luck, I hope you hit it out of the park!

George's Soros concept of reflexity in motion.In expecting a correction (this month till 4 years from now), we're moving out of the slower markets like Kennydale, Des Moines, and White Center and focusing our flips on the hot areas like Ballard, Wallingford, Fremont, Queen Anne, Magnolia, Bellevue, Mercer Island, Redmond, and Kirkland.

This is the concept with which the states which object take exception.Your RE attorney can explain it more clearly - I'm not one.

That's a flip concept and not buy and hold...Gl.