So I am not new to real estate, have purchased 9 properties oos, but I am looking to transition to BRRRR strategy.

It allows for passive investment and can be easily divided among beneficiaries after your parents pass away, helping to avoid disputes during asset distribution.This strategy helps manage long-term care costs and simplifies estate planning, ensuring a smoother transition for beneficiaries.

I also recommend something six months later, typically aligned with transitioning from winter to spring.

They are transitioning from the custom home model to a spec home subdivision model.

Cody - Just finished purchasing a four plex myself and in the "Transition Phase" from the previous owner to me.

And, sorry @Andrew Hogan, I have to disagree that 506(c) are higher quality than 506(b).  506(c) only became available in 2013, so there are many, many long time, proven operators that never made the transition to 506(c), simply because they didn't need to.  

He enjoys the outdoors, living close to work, and the public transit system.

Consider emerging suburbs, transit-oriented areas, and revitalization zones.

As a relatively new investor with ownership of one duplex, my aim is to transition to property rehab and the BRRRR method.

Are there any good resources or websites where I can learn more about these laws.I'm eager to ensure a smooth transition for the tenants and to manage this property responsibly.