If you think about it the tenant is the real cash flowing asset. this has been the West coast strategy for decades and it works.. 

I would go 2 small to split the risk . even if you want to get out of one you always can and still hold one . more flexible strategy . but more management 

Happy to connect and talk strategy a bit with you.

Your strategy will depend on your goal. 

Maybe change your strategy, market, or property type. 

We are currently looking for a real estate investor CPA to assist us with tax filing and tax strategies throughout the year.

I had access to $280k through my HELOC ($130k), savings ($50k), 401k loan ($50k), and a personal loan ($50k).I didn't use the BRRRR method as much as I did work to find off-market deals, buy them cash for under market value, then refinance when I could.I still use this strategy and help other investors do the same since I have a super strong off-market deal flow and can't actually buy them all myself!

@Christopher Lombardi Self-insurance makes sense in some scenarios when approached with a well though-out risk management strategy.

We are not sure the best strategy to go about financing our renovation.

What strategy of investments are you looking to employ?