I want to get into the BRRRR method and I don’t know what’s the best way to start.

I've had numerous people come out and give their thoughts on how to work around the location and ventilation issue, but they all come back to the same issue: the balcony is the biggest ventilation impediment.

I am having trouble one on part of the BRRRR Method.

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We spend a lot of time with our investors helping them to build an over all financial strategy, learn the benefits of investing in real estate, navigate complicated topics such as; creative financing methods, tax strategies, entity structuring, 1031 exchanges, cost segregation studies, market analysis, etc. 

I had read Rich Dad, Poor Dad; The 4 Hour Work Week, I Will Teach You to Be Rich and many other books in that category that why I decided to focus on REI as my method to build wealth and hopefully reach financial independent.

Perhaps combine that with the BRRRR method and refi out in 6-12 months to return your capital.

Therefore, what are some challenges we may face utilizing this method for real estate investing?

@Sam Etskovitz I own numerous flood homes, most in Bear Creek. 

Yield is a function of risk...so with DC being one of the lowest risk markets in the country, its going to have very low yields, ie low cash on cash.There is a method becoming more popular to achieve higher yields in DC and that is renting by the room.