Looking for a model that will hold up to tenants that over clean, and those that never clean.

They also have their own trading desk and sell to their community.I don't have a problem with their business model as long as everything is disclosed and investors know the risks upfront.

That's the model match, the yin to your yang, whatever you want to call it.

(This is completely my personal opinion)Find what percentage works best for you & your business model, but in order to grow your business, remember that you need to invest- and continue reinvesting, in it.For instance, if you make a wholesale profit of $10,000, I would suggest splitting it at least $5,000 to reinvest & $5,000 for personal.

Hello everyone,I've been in the game for about 3 years now and my primary business model is BRRRR.

Wholesaling, without actually completing the purchase yourself, is not “real estate investing” ; it is a business model.

Working on a BRRR - will have 2 model units ready and then roll out the rest through November. 

The basic answer to your question is can it be a viable business model.

I have recently been spending my time actively studying the brrrr model.

Naturally, with my first goal, you would think this would be all poured into acquiring additional properties and while I am not opposed to that, we are expecting a baby in January so maybe the short term course of action is to find good partnerships where our capital can be leveraged in someone else's model for the time being.Our Problem - We do not have many/if any like minded people in our social circle that we feel comfortable lending capital.