The simple, dream scenario advice is to follow the "BRRRR" strategy which would recapture your $75k in capital at the end of the project.Unfortunately this strategy is much easier said than done, and there aren't as many opportunities that fit the BRRRR model in the current environment.The real estate market is currently shifting though and we are seeing more opportunities surface.My advice is to be patient, and deploy those assets when a great deal presents itself (even if it is a year down the road).

Nobody likes the idea of needing to replenish their savings after making a major purchase like buying a house, but sometimes you have to.There's only a handful of ways to keep recycling the same money over and over again and each of those methods require additional work which may or may not be realistic with having a full time military job (as do I).The method that I am shifting to more and more in the current economic climate is to buy homes subject to the existing loan. 

As a flipper, how are you adjusting your strategy with the market shifting? 

My clients + I focus on emerging neighborhoods that are quickly shifting from C to B.

Everyone has their own style and preferences to how they operate and may prefer a more hands on approach while others may like to may the process as streamlined as possible.You can always ask what the CPA would prefer to have a clear idea.

I use spreadsheets and Propstream, Redfin, economic indicators and shifts, population growth, companies/industries coming into an area to make my decisions.

. - Can come with cash offers to deals... maybe squeak better terms with market shifting. - Instant increase in income for w2 purposes. - my credit line isn't reported to credit agencies... so no threat to credit. 

By being able to close quickly and streamline our approach to underwriting the investor was able to close faster than the competition and be able to get all the funding needed to purchase and renovate this property.

We do lots of shifting and renaming of disregarded entities, deaths, divorces, etc.

Investors will want to know the neighborhood, especially with certain markets shifting at a rapid pace.