Also, what methods are you using to finding off market deals?

Use the IRV method...

Hey @Shawn Smith @Brandon TurnerThe BRRRR method is IRA friendly but only for the benefit of the IRA and only with your indirect involvement (decision making only).

Our intention is to buy it, rehab and rent it (BRRR method from what I understand).  

Hello,I'm gearing towards making my first deal for buy and hold and I have come up with two different approaches to make this happen in my market, Los Angeles area.Scenario 1) Buying a fourplex with a 203k Loan locking in today's low interest ratesScenario 2) Buying a fourplex using a private money lender, rehabbing it and refinance using an FHA loanA couple things to consider are low money down available, access to contractors at good prices and time availability to use this BRRRR approach.What are your thoughts on this?

I know all (okay...probably less than half) of the methods like "drive for dollars", put up signs, yellow letters, etc type of methods to find deals.  

You could use the famous BRRRR strategy and grow your portfolio faster then use the cash flow to pay down the dept.

I have bought timber ground in those areas and it took years to resell... just stick to your tried and true methods of buying deep discount.. check DOM for the area and don't over pay.

Hi All,I am currently looking to buy my first investment property, and I believe the owner occupancy method of acquiring rentals to be one of the most feasible methods.

What strategy are most people using in a BRRRR or buy and hold strategy for refinance?