On method i learned about here in Tejas is to have the private investor hold the note with a deed of trust against the property and the title company sets it all up. 

In some areas using all cash allows you to refinance the property much faster than you would be able to other wise, this could be good for the BRRR method if that's what you had in mind.

The method for checking Tax Delinquent accuracy is simple. 

They make it sound so easy in the podcast. "Get a hard money loan, then just refinance that bitch and cash out! Easy peasy!" Here in Canada you usually can only refinance 80% of the appraised value. So you'd have to b...

Draw up a 2,5 and 10 year plan and figure out which method will allow you to get to your end-goal the easiest.

As far as loans go if a lender can provide 80% of the ARV and close quickly (within 10 days), then that is a DYNAMITE loan for the "BUY" step of the BRRRR method. 

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@Jonathan R McLaughlinI completely agree with Jonathan.I just purchased a duplex and took this route due to my prior experience inherited nightmare tenants.One thing I’d suggest is to be very careful with estimated rehab costs.

Originally posted by @Ray R.

My wife and I spent 2019 rehabbing our first single family rental property utilizing the BRRRR method.