Strategy should encompass what areas you're targeting, how you're going to market to those areas, what methods you're going to use to purchase property, how you will monetize those purchases, and what your exit conditions are. 

Hello,Last month I completed the refinance step of the BRRRR strategy and cashed out all of my initial investment!  

This seems possible in the neighboring market.Option 1: Do BRRRR with single family homes, 100% financed with a cash-out mortgage from our home.

And, read his entire description of the BRRRR strategy.  

So hear goes...In doing the BRRRR strategy, are you still subject to the 4/6 Fannie/Freddie loan limits with the refi's at the end of the process?  

I'd like to know about the number break down, risks/rewards, how to find investors that lend, how to find properties that both sides can be happy about, how this method compares to other low/no money down options, timelines, legal, etc...If anyone has any book or website recommendations please let me know!

It's totally my fault; I allowed an alternative method for a month, and the tenant took full advantage of my willingness to work with her.

Most of the rehabbing you're seeing is other investors doing the "BRRRR" method, flippers or home owners fixing up getting ready to move.

I started out using the first method where I basically tried to say that I could possibly help them out of a situation.

Peter,I have not seen a conventional lender offering portfolio/blanket loans in the past 5 years ... not in the residential space.We've been using a variety of the methods you listed to continue investing once our initial war chest was depleted.