I have Bond for title agreement with Tenant what kind of financing options I can use to cash out for next BRRR.

I only consider licensed contractors but have found that most reasonably-priced contractors are not bonded or insured. 

Put down over 40% and cashed bonds to get the home up graded How did you add value to the deal?

The closes I could come to answering this question was "30 Year US Treasure Bonds".1) Low risk2) Decent return (Currently)3) Nobody involved besides me and the best economy in the world (The US).4) And no work other than monitoring the economic climate sporadically.Now, the bigger question is "How to get to $10m in liquidity?"

Next year, Mike, it's going to be a trove of found Nazi art or bearer bonds.

I am hoping to build relationships with current investors, allowing me from to learn the tricks of the trade and strengthen my skills as a real estate agent along the way. 

On average the payout is 4% or so over the life of the policy.  4% sounds pretty good when compared to bonds, and it is basically a guaranteed dividend, so long as the company backing it remains solvent. 

Many companies will do notes or bonds that are unsecured debt against company as they don’t want to pin it to every asset which is not uncommon - but when they take on additional debt that is secured and/or start to incur massive losses that’s when it gets hairy.

Matt,You can reinvest into any "Income producing" asset/investment - Stocks, Bonds, Real estate etc.

investor friendly realtor. only work with license & bond contractors, since you’ll be out of state. whoever you get to be ur eyes on any project, make sure you trust them. definitely use that lot for more $$$ either build another rental or let the contractor rent it till you have a SOLID plan. double check laws & zoning!