Should we use those funds to start the BRRRR route, or should we use a conventional loan to purchase multiple properties and use the $80K as the down payment for the multiple homes?

I own several homes that have flooded multiple times and my most expensive policy is $1100. 

Financing certainly becomes an issue once you get into multiple properties though, because youll need more down for sure. 

I've been trying to get a brrrr project up and running for a couple months here in chicago and I keep running into the same problem, which is contract scope of works coming in multiple thousands above what I'm projecting. 

If you're planning on hiring a realtor in this market, I'd love the opportunity to interview.

I talked to multiple banks before finding one who was willing to do that for me.

But principal paydown and appreciation is going to be multiples higher with the 2nd option.What do you think?

I work with multiple Real Estate Agents, Government Project Managers, Title Companies, Attorneys, Bird Dogs and other "Street Teams" that aid me in finding these SWEET deals.

I am looking to possibly buy multiple properties, so I could buy a single family in one market, and a multi in another, for instance.    

Guess what, it's just like flipping a house except repeated multiple times.