Fix up and flip is really just another flavor of this, with potentially less risk, and BRRR probably has the lowest risk of the three. 

So many flavors to consider.  

@Chris Mason you are correct about Fannie Mae, but every bank puts their own flavor on their process, you can be qualified under FM and still not get a loan because their internal policy says 'No'.

Hey Robert, SEO is funny because everyone has their own flavor of what works and what doesn't.

@Michael McGuigan Michael, if you are sincerely looking for help, you need to figure out what flavors you want to know about if you expect anyone to step up to provide it.There is a bit of “you don’t know what you don’t know” here, but you will be we advised to spend some more time on zeroing in on specifics if you truly expect someone to give you the information and time needed to get you started.Feel free to give me a shout if you’d like.

That's when most of them drop out and keep spending their time trying to look for the next SURE THING ( doesn't exist ).If you are going to have a coach a local one will usually give you so much flavor on your market.What I do not get is when people attend these seminars for free and expect someone who is a multi-millionaire to spend endless hours with them personally for the next level up of 299 dollar investment!

Again, these questions have a bit of turnkey flavor to them, @Chris Clothier always share this with our clients but they work very well when interviewing management companies.

And as long as I can find good things to 1031 into I keep a much wider variety of assets to move into rather than the narrow class of syndications "flavor of the month". 

While there are other investor groups in our area, I think the BP crowd attracts its own flavor of folks, and I want to provide a space for us.

They bought property when the Apples were big delicious and juicy.