The draw back with cap rates and anticipated appreciation instead of healthy CF is that the market does not move froward at a steady pace; so when you buy and when you sell is critical to whether you get any gain or not.

Feel free to criticize as much as necessary, I’m all about improvement.

If there are any tips, suggestions, and constructive criticism are always welcome!

@Michael Boyer has definitely laid out a fantastic script and offered great constructive criticism! 

You never know in the BRRRR game, and the appraisal value is critical!

The most critical part is either a) low minimum lending limits or b) the ability to bundle multiple houses together to meet the minimum lending limitthe LTV to be based on the ARVthe interest rate to not be more than 8-9%it to be a long term financing solution, 5 year balloons are okay, portfolio loans are okay but preferably seeking 20-30 year non owner occupant mortgages on individual or multiple housesPLEASE HELP!

Any and all advice (or even constructive criticism) would be much appreciated!

The registered agent of a company typically can be found at https://www.wdfi.org/apps/CorpSearch/Search.aspx Last year, I added another critical step in our interview process as it pertains to partners.

In fact, they could make matters worse by you throwing good money after bad money.When implementing the BRRRR strategy, your purchase price in critically important.

I think finding the right spot is critical, but sometimes in your gut feeling you just have to do it!