David Greene says it in his book and I know Brandon Turner has mentioned it in his book: the key to BRRRR all starts with finding a good deal.

@Cayton Green I absolutely would vote for your Option B versus A. 

@Jonathan Greene Great point and perspective.

I am halfway through David Greene's BRRRR book and I'm now compelled to deploy my cash for a BRRRR instead of a house hack and it doesn't seem practical to BRRRR in Northern Jersey (or NYC, of course) with my capital (probably reach $100k cash by summer 2021).I gotta say, my plans keep changing fairly drastically week-to-week; I'm excited to see where my mind is in another couple weeks :) Thanks for bearing with me!

Article highlights:“Tesla recently purchased 381 acres adjacent to its existing 2,100-acre site at Harold Green Road and Texas 130, deed records show.Tesla also is believed to be pursuing additional land purchases in Southeast Austin along the Texas 130 corridor, according to local real estate developers knowledgeable about the area.A battery-making operation also could be a possibility, as well as a test-driving area, analysts have said.

The combination of assumed loan and preferred equity could bring numbers back into the green for other investors.

As a green homebuyer this is not at all obvious. 

I am currently reading David Greene's BRRRR book and am hooked on the idea of BRRRR.

Any tips on this topic would be greatly appreciated as I am super green in this area?  

David Green’s book on BRRRR & long distance real estate investing were very influential for me also!