Hi I am new to the investment community and my husband and I are looking for a seasoned CPA who is an investor themselves and have a solid base of investor clientele.

Your writings indicate your just looking to pay cash and have a propertyThe theory with brrr is you get it below market, fix it, rent it, way till it is seasoned (6-12 mos) then refinance it and get all your cash back because you have 20%+ equity in the dealAs an example I bought a condo for $70k, put $20k into it, rented it for $1500 and refinanced it as it appraised for $140k so I took a 90k loan to get my money out (don’t take extra but some may- personal preference).Now I got my 90k cash back, so no cash in deal and rent is paying PITI + condo fees and still cash flowing $200.

Just a thought since the money is technically seasoned just in account that isn't quite accessible, yet. 

It’s not hard to find a lender that does not require seasoning.

Washington likes to sling about some largess after big events like the ones we've experienced this hurricane season.

After reading some older discussions on BP--it seems like I am missing some fundamental information. 

Two older houses two streets back are both on the market for $600k+ and both state that they are valued based on new home potential on the land.

I used to so more seasonal tenants (like just for summer) but it wore me out.That said, after someone has settled in and renewed a few times, I will be open to the option of letting it go to month to month.

The owners are an older couple who aren’t necessarily real estate investors, I think they just owned this for a tax write off.Any help is greatly appreciated!

I'm currently looking at a deal in a quiet, older neighborhood.