This is taken directly from their guidelines: "Method for Calculating the IncomeThe method for calculating rental income (or loss) for qualifying purposes is dependent upon the documentation that is being used.Federal Income Tax Returns, Schedule E.

Started listening to the bigger pockets podcast and realized I had been using the brrr method minus refinance without even knowing it.

Anyone in Nashville think that the Nashville,TN method is good for a BRRR?

(Highly recommend this method).In either method...you could do a loan to your own company above the other person's contribution.

My question is what ability we have to enforce certain “policies” such as requirement to maintain renter’s insurance(their leases don’t require it) prescribed method of payment (they currently deliver cash to the landlord’s local bank) or increasing their deposit (some are as low as $100, and one tenant has no deposit at all)?

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

So waiting for appreciation without rehab would be almost pointless (as the brrrrr method states).

I am wanting to start investing in real estate in the Joplin, MO area and I am wanting to use the BRRRR method.

Is it tacky to ask a lender if he has heard of the BRRR method or should definitely tell him that is my plan?

If doing this on a rental property the increase in mortgage might make me negative cash flow due to the rental income not covering the mortgage.... so how can you build wealth or make a profit by using this method of buying houses with equity on your existing properties?