You can use any reasonable method to prove your participation in an activity for the year.

Deciding between an SFR or a BRRRR strategy can really depend on your risk tolerance and the type of cash flow you’re aiming for.The BRRRR method can be great for long-term equity building and maximizing your returns if you’re up for a more hands-on approach, especially in markets where property values allow for renovations that increase value.

Those of us that stick to proven methods of buy-and-hold will look like geniuses after 20+ years.

You could even consider an AirBnBRRRR strategy, which combines short-term rentals with the BRRRR method.

I've gotten to know the syndicator, the methods and the underwriting used.

I've just closed on two turnkey deals in Memphis and so far it's been a good experience, so just weighing my next options and I think the BRRRR method will very likely increase my CoC return so just trying to build up some contacts should I decide to go that route as my next experiment. 

Also, I hear that many millionaires have Roth IRAs, but if they can only contribute up to $8,000 a year, do they always have to use the backdoor method to contribute more?

The BRRRR Method is really designed for this - I'd recommend buying the "BRRRR Book" in the BP bookstore and following that strategy - it basically outlines this exact gameplan in the opening chapters

L/O is a great strategy but you need to learn how to do it and do your due diligence.I am just buying 2 more properties using this method.

I find when looking for a market to use the elimination method.