And you need to seriously re-evaluate your method of determining ARV or repair estimates - whichever one seemed off.

I've been continuing to hustle and am at a tipping point, I'd be crazy not to jump in full time and my old business is also driving me crazy.3 active listings totaling about $550k on the MLS getting showings and offers 1 under contract with buyer clients to close in early June for $160k2 rehabs for clients that I'm helping to manage before sale, both will finish in June with a combined ARV of $400-420kAnd in addition, now I have been in talks with one of those rehab clients to form a 50/50 partnership to flip  and BRRRR houses moving forward, his funding and my hustle/ project management. 

Payment terms and methods are generally on the contract 

I hope this can give others another idea of how to do a Brrrr, because you can get more rent by renting individual rooms in a house.

What is your view or rule of thumb on refinancing a rental property  after you have gone thru BRRRR strategy?

@Neha Shah Hello.The refinance part of BRRRR is quiet simple.

When doing a BRRRR, it is my understanding that you're limited to pulling out up to 75% of the ARV.

I’m now going from driving, writing down addresses and observing, to writing letters, visiting divorce courts (Weird, but it’s a strategy), and several other methods I’ve picked up to find some great deals.

Did DIY methods.

Hi @Corey Reuter -- I have a BRRRR in progress right now (currently in the rehab phase) and the lender said they can refinance on appraised value 3 months after closing.