Yes, in some cases they don't all fall at the same time, but in many cycles they do. 2.

Construction equipment is very sensitive to economic cycles.

Residential, commercial, and industrial real estate segments respond differently to economic cycles.

I do not know of a BRRRR opportunity that doesn't have a life cycle that costs less than like 22k including all out of pocket expenses and that's if your purchase is around 75k - 90k.When I am setting up a market for my clients, first thing I do is call some agents in the market. 

Real estate runs in cycles and that area is starting to get a little frothy.

Also was looking for turn key property, but i wanted to get something that i can get the money back and start the cycle again.

So, where you are in that cycle will dramatically effect response rate.

We  closed on a 128 unit deal last year, price of 9.6 million, and the owner held $450,000 as part of the down payment.We've also done deals with 80% bank and 20% seller carry back.The cycle has shifted to where seller financing is being used more often.Good LuckGino

At that loan amount you will be in 30k - 40k yourself just for down payment, that means through the 6 month life cycle of the project you will be in 60k maybe after all costs. 

My plan was to rehab the property and then rent it and cash out refinance to begin BRRRR cycles.