Doesn't have to be contractual but can be a casual negotiation, with most wholesalers they know where there numbers are and they're looking to make the profit over 20 deals versus holding onto one property till their contract expires trying to milk it for all its worth.

The BRRRR will allow you to build a portfolio by recycling the same cash but, generally, won't help you build cash reserves

funny how people can get upset about a piece of paper in their mail box that can be put right into the recycling bin.  

Had I used a 401k loan instead, I wouldn't have used any of my savings and can just recycle my 401k money.It would be great to hear any pros/ cons regarding this strategy. 

By accepting rent during an attempted eviction you would be essentially allowing them to stay and nullifying the eviction process.IF your landlord was that stupid, then good for you...the landlord got what he/she deserved.....but they are probably not crying in their milk while sitting in their private jet

Sometimes in our area many of the parts get stripped to be reused/recycled before the bulldozers start.

I am working on the refinance right now so I can "recycle" my money in to another deal.

If you want to replace your W-2, you may want to also consider adding value so you can recycle the same cash on multiple properties and it will accelerate your pace. 

If there's a good deal of equity in the house, maybe consider a HELOC to pull some equity out and recycle that into another property or two in an area which hits your metrics more effectively.

Now that might be different for sfh if all the people looking for shelter stop buying, but commercial stuff not so much, unless credit shuts down.Ian ippolito's website has amazing info on the re cycle!