This forum is mainly for BRRRR method techniques and questions.  

I would prefer also, to do the BRRRR method, to get my money back for property #2. 

Especially if you use the BRRRR method, you can pay back that HELOC after you finish the cash out refi

You could have two properties when just using standard methods available.Another reason to not BRRRR your own primary home is that I can find plenty of homes on the MLS that DO NOT fit the BRRRR method but fit my primary home requirements.  

For us, this method kept property in the LLC and simplified the 1065 filing.

Some states don’t recognize email as an acceptable method of delivery, so late rent notices should typically be delivered in person or sent via certified mail.

It would look something like this: https://www.houzz.com/photos/r...I tried googling this, but none of the results mentioned this scenario.Thoughts?

@R Cruz it's too bad they're on one lot, as that probably means you'll need to do a commercial mortgage.

Coming from a newby investor here, what are some of things that experienced investors do during the Rehab stage of the BRRRR method?

I’d love to offset or avoid paying any unnecessary taxes but I’ve yet to hear a method of doing so (if you’re actually making money).