What I see is this is being sold kind of like any other guru program   its sells a book that sells the theory and in theory for sure it all works .. just like in theory you can build a monster portfolio with none of your own money like the gurus say .. or you can snap flip and make 100k a month wholesaling  with none of your own money.. or the guys are hitting the tax overage stuff hard again on social media.. it all works in theory.And for those that have the time energy and some experience I can see it working for them to.. but you sell this concept to brand new investors and I can just flat guarantee there are going to be a lot of folks that wish they never heard the term BRRRR.In our BRRRR days it worked because we were the gate keeper for the investors..

For the most part as a major generalization, CPAs will understand the tax consequences to a situation and cash flow but not the intricacies to things like social security or required minimum distributions; a financial planner will understand what options you have available to you for cash flow and the rules, but less about tax consequences and how what they’re doing interacts with the rest of your tax planning and other items.

To this day, the only things I outsource are some technology support and social media/marketing related tasks. 

@Daniel Suarez multiple multiple social science experiment will show you how much moreeeee a tenant will use when they don’t have to flip the bill for it.

This is a social and a commercial infringement.Watch out for Marcus Mullings!

@Muneeba AmjadGet rid of their hiding spots, they’re not exactly social creatures.

Next time get a driver's license, application with full social, and print out and keep the screening.

That will make the move easier as you'll already have a local "tour guide" at your disposal and someone who can easily integrate you into their own social circle.Plus the market here has a great long-term outlook, with lots of job and population growth.

The mortgage process within today's very competitive marketplace intimidates many Canadian homebuyers.

Are there any other Canadian investors that use the BRRRR method?