Since you're making doctor money and working doctor hours, real estate may be a big opportunity cost for you to put effort into to begin with anyway, and you may be even less likely to divert time away from your high paying career for properties you don't like.

/month (High)Money diverted to reserves (savings): ?

I haven't gotten my head wrapped around how the BRRR strategy works (but I want to because I only have a bit of money to use as a down and I want to recycle it!)

In my case, I could have deferred about $57K in Capital Gains taxes, but in the end, it was way more important to purchase the right property (or properties) at the right time in the RE cycle.  

Other than that we keep recycling what works. 

Thank you.No, that is where they would put their recyclables and trash can.  

I do not log in everyday, but I can see if you are someone who does why you might get that perspective, as many of the topics do seem to get recycled every so often. 

When I stopped pulling equity to grow my real estate portfolio I diverted that cash/equity to investments out side real estate.

@Rob Tossberg  Aarons Dad Bruce is a famous predictor and economist in regards to RE cycles that's why I asked.for me I am buying a home to relocate to and take up residency in NV to escape the winter in OR and take the tax advantages of being a NV resident.

Sure, the listings will say they are new listings, but they are just recycled listings where the deal fell through or nobody bought.