This acronym represents steps that should be implemented in the exact order they appear.As I collected my "Core 4" (Agent, Property Manager, Lender and Contractor) for BRRRR implementation, I received a call from my lender two days ago telling me that cash-out refinancing is drying up. 

The most successful process we have implemented to reduce late payments and evection‘s dramatically has been to move tenets to weekly or by weekly rent payments, which are congruent with how they are paid.

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

There are investors that are implementing each of those strategies right now in SW Atlanta but only you can determine what is right for you.  

I will look into implementing some of those strategies.David I will email you with some info.

No, you can still implement the BRRRR strategy even with a property you purchased with the help of a loan. 

I have a tenant moving out end of November and due to higher chances of having vacancy because of the time of the year, I was thinking of implementing an 18-month lease for the future.Thoughts?

I'm with Account Closed- whatever changes are proposed in any agency in DC, it may be a long time before they're ever implemented and if they are ever to be implemented it could be under a new admin that ends up not bringing it about.

- The beauty of real estate investing (or investing in general I guess) is that even though my primary growth phase is over, I couldn't stop the growth if I tried - the investments have taken on a momentum that will continue - I still buy additional rental property if I find something I like - and I don't even bother running the numbers to see what the return will be - Good conversation for the weekend - Thanks for starting it.Good Luck and Happy Investing,jeffHi Jeff,Thanks for your detailed comment and congratulations on your success.Well done mate and my hats off :)You have used leverage very well to get you to where you are today and the decision to sell a few properties and pay of debt is very wise.Everyone else looking at using leverage when starting out should look up to your comment and implement a similar strategy.Slow and steady wins the race.Safety first.Thanks again and much success 

Looking to implement a non-refundable $79 type fee for $3k coverage that all guests must pay when booking.