My building permits etc will total $3,500 with $1,500 being a fully refundable recycling deposit.

I also really like the BRRRR strategy, so ultimately you can keep recycling your cash for more deals.50% rule is good for very rough looks.2% rule is tough to come by.

., I ask that you recycle back to me any prospects that cannot be converted into wholesale deals for you.

Or a cash out refinance both have its pros and cons just search for some blog post about the difference to educate yourself.If there is no equity save as much cash flow from the deal as you can if not all and cash flow recycle.

Personally, I dump anything like that into the recycling sight unseen.

Hello Nick,There are a million reasons but the best reason I can think of as a seasoned investor is to recycle down payment funds to reinvest into the next project.

@Marc RothFrom a macro level, we are currently in the growth phase of the RE cycle.  

Hello I am trying to find a way to reduce a huge trash bill (mostly recycle) for a ground floor retail condo units I own. 70% of the bill is due to recycles. 

I spent 8 years as a Realtor, coach and trainer with Keller Williams riding the RE cycle ’04-’11, then returned to the tech industry.

Acquire foreclosed properties at a discount, rehab, place a tenant and then refinance cash out my original down payment funds to recycle into the next project.