Somethings I am suited for, others turn into a complete mess once I put my hands in the pot.

I found out that the renters are using the property for a pot farm illegally. 

Do you build up a pot of cash reserves and only then begin paying yourself net cash flow once your goal is reached (let's say 6 months of expenses)? 

And have a bench of three buyers looking at multi-family now.

But as others had mentioned 20% cash on cash is a standard bench mark. 

The power of BRRRR, when done right, is to take the same pot of money and use it over and over again to build a portfolio. 

Essentially using 1 pot of money to purchase several homes with. 

Do you think it is a good idea to attack the field of Agency as if I have nothing and continue to build from the ground up as I gain education and experience, Ultimately continuing to add to my investment pot on the side?

But between Byran Hancock stirring up that pot and your cheerful hello, I couldn't resist.

They pay less in the beginning and then rates go up and they cannot pay more.So we have all kinds of situations in the pot.