Have been listening to the BPP and continue to hear about the BRRRR method and velocity of money. 

Most of the deals you'd participate in will be exited after 2-5 years, thus increasing the VELOCITY of your money. 

Cash on hand.. and experience.. but I did not just wake up one day its taken 4 to 5 years for me to get to this velocity.. 

@Sheldon Vic I always like to increase the velocity on my capital, so I like to pull equity out when it makes sense, and go reinvest it!

My goals - livable income from property within 5 years, efficient velocity of capital (reuse money through refinancing etc), learn as much as I can, have fun, more time with family.

PROS: zero dollars of existing money           Increase velocity of money            She doesn't have to deal with 2 major flips              Great cash flow and in position to acquire more                propertyCONS:  going to take sweat equity (Not really a con for a newbie)           multiple moving parts           Goodluck!                             

But I’m conflicted on where to start in terms of building a strong foundation in my portfolio while still having enough velocity behind my money to grow.Should I start with a SF rental and hold for the 1031 deferred (4 greens and a red type strategy) or go after Tax / lien sales to flip/sell in the short term until I can afford a multi family property.

People have talked about it here before "velocity banking".  

Combining some concepts from velocity banking with investing could lead to a pretty sweet scenario!

I wish I could remember which of our BP colleagues coined the acronym VOM (Velocity of Money), but that seems a great description & something worth striving for.