My initial investment goal is to do a few flips for immediate profit i order to be able to pay off student loans, then pivot towards the BRRRR method for long term cash flow.

I have read David Greene's BRRRR method book and am contemplating whether to save up for BRRRR or utilize the FHA Loan.Any preference on FHA vs BRRRR method for first property?

I have failed inspections, but it was almost always simple fixes:- Add fire blocking around plumbing passthroughs only in a wall that I had opened to add a half bath.- Add an air vent in unfinished area of basement, since we replaced furnace, and HVAC installer didn't put one in.- Biggest one was add handrail along retaining wall next to driveway, since there was also a sidewalk next to retaining wall and drop was over 30".  

I would only consider this method to keep from having to break up the slab to replace a leaking sewer pipe inside the house.The trenching from the base of the house out to the street is not a problem and you end up with thick PVC pipe that will last forever. 

I use realtor.comI know that sounds like I’m being a smart aleck but I’m not lol. i also use the enemy method 

Basement is poured concrete with 9’ ceiling, egress window and has plumbing roughed in during construction for a bathroom.

However, I'm struggling to decide the best method to pull equity out of my home, specifically for the purposes of starting out with the BRRRR strategy. 

If you can't, maybe your shouldn't be investing.When investing with a LLC, the generally accepted method when it comes down to it is to treat like a legal entity and not involve your personal name.

Going to fix some minor plumbing issues.

I just closed on a home the I intend to use the brrrr method.