That's the beauty of the BRRRR method - now you can take those funds and go onto your next property!

I only ask because if you don't and have a loan on it or are intending on getting a loan on it (BRRRR method) in the future it is easier to get a loan if it's in your name and you can get more $$$ if it's in your name. 2) If there is a loan on it most lenders will give you a hard time getting it into the name of an LLC (We are in PA and tried to do the same and had a hard time changing it into our LLC then only to find out the banks did not want to lend on it cause it was in LLC and when when we found one that did they only wanted to give us 60% of ARV so we had to change it back to our name and get the 80% on it.

Personally, I like it, especially with the lawn care, because the properties look better with our professional crew and are cut and trimmed on a regular basis, which is easier on the lawn.  

Property: TriplexLayout: Main level = (1 unit) 2 bed / 1.5 bath             Upper level = (2 units) 1 bed / 1 bath Condition: Both upper units are messy (tenants) and rented under market value. The bigger, main level ...

I think you have two routes to go about this. 1) This method... you have cash on the side ready to go. 

Does that sound like a good investment starting out or should I run numbers on homes in our area and try to convince my wife to get into flipping or using the BRRRR method instead of putting our money in building a garage with an apartment above.

Hello,I recently moved out of my parents' house after graduating high school last spring and have been looking for the best method for myself to begin investing in real estate.

I'm hoping I can get some recommendations on good readings or pod casts on the two topics: (I am more concentrating on the BRRRR method) I'm having a hard time understanding the benefits between buying a house cash, or using a loan/mortgage.

Once you get more experienced, you will learn to break up the home into sections like kitchen, baths, flooring, paint, windows, doors, trims, electrical, plumbing, landscape, roof, HVAC, etc.

I used the BRRRR method on some of my properties with a local credit union and am going to do another here soon as well.