There is higher risk and you'll have to go with a bridge loan but when you refinance you can pull money out of the property just like a traditional BRRRR.

This is because it is so competitive and everyone wants to pull out of deals non stop.

I have enough cash to purchase several outright, but would like to eventually pull out equity to then buy more properties.I want to ask. 

(Pull carpets, tear down drop tile ceiling, etc) I do not have enough capital at this point to fully handle the renovations and repairs.  

Hi all,Working on a project in Central CA and have the option to avoid bringing natural gas on-site if we use heat pumps for water heating and space conditioning.

I can say they put a $140k HELOC on the restaurant and pulling out is costing them, as the new operator's bid is 60k. 

If you are lending money for a project you open escrow, have a title pulled and record a deed of trust.

I really feel like the personal side of things is the only thing that will pull this through.

I let the numbers (and human nature)  speak for themselves. 

In most cases that is exactly why the IRA account holder wanted to partner.So my advice to you, to your potential partner and everyone else reading this: do not pull personal funds together with your IRA funds into the same deal.