Doing so would give me a good little nest egg to push further with more BRRRR opportunites.

Even if it's just wanting to know a good local spot to eat at.

I was more wondering from a philosophical level, when to ding the tenant versus just eating the cost. 

and will bring the following into financing: three LLCs,three leases, three 700-800 FICOs, one thin DnB, one good DnB,one LLC has no debt but the other has two $50K untapped LOCs,that banks are saying will be counted as fully tapped, EIDL/term loans,that will eat into net income so the challenge is DCSR as we are small biz.What kind of conventional financing can get up to 80% LTV based on Global Income,or bridge financing besides seller financing or lease options to get in for six months,so we can have time to season holding LLC and bring income up on 2020 tax returns?

Or are realtors hoping someone comes along and drops the golden egg in their lap?

Taxes will eat up your profit flipping it (depending on your tax bracket) unless 1031 exchange. 

The idea with Buy and Hold Rentals to Invest in is that "people need to eat and have a place to live."

I get what you are saying, but would tell you this, we are cash flowing the hell out of our properties, so not sure why you wouldn’t want your cake and eat it too.  

I was thinking of tryng  to refi and buy him out but the cost associated with refinanacing would eat at the profit.   

My thought is that I would eat the negative cashflow for the 5 years and consider it a wash as I was planning to save it anyway and let the house appreciate in the meantime.