I did all of the work myself and it took me right at six monthsCheap BRRR rental house, infinite ROICheap BRRR rental house, infinite ROI https://youtu.be/pAFQ4stALmk

As others have said, yes, the potential return on investment with the BRRRR strategy is much higher (and if you end up developing relationships with private lenders who can finance 100% of your purchases and rehabs the way I do, the ROI can be "infinite").

The official word is that with hard work, pounding doors, and infinite hours of cold calling we will still come up with the leads and listings. 

@Antonio CoaBe careful in selecting the investment with other people and guaranteed returns.If money is not their, People have too many ideas to generate infinite returns 

In this case, whether they earn $100k or a single dollar, with little to no cash invested of their own, their COCR is infinite.

What's even better is if you can force appreciation through value add or increasing the rents, then do a cashout refi, and pay off those LOC's and get your cash back = infinite cash on cash return!

., just repeat as many times as you can refinance...then find another refi partner, and start another string.This method allows you to "use" your cash an infinite number of times, with credit partners, splitting the returns, leaving behind a series of cash flow properties, and the best part of all,...you never spend any of the money...no matter how hard you try.  

Let it ride out for infinite returns.

I know there’s an infinite amount of permutations of groupings of guests that could come to stay at a cabin, but was told that the 3-bedroom scenario just doesn’t seem to have the functionality a 2- or 3-family grouping would need, and ends up being too much space for a 1-family group.

No matter where you live or where you own assets, I personally recommend the Series LLC to be a great tool for the individual investor who is planning to expand their operation, as it allows for you to scale infinitely for FREE- check out this article to learn more.4th pillar is somewhat similar - you want to separate your operations from your assets.