Acute investors know how to apply the debt snowball method as a way to own their real estate investments free and clear.

While it may sound overly simplified, this is the most obvious method for ensuring you’ve got rent money coming in each month to cover your property mortgage payments.

In between we would be looking at other small Brrrr methods that are coming on to the market.

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I bought one in 2010 and one in 2015 from the auction using the BRRRR method.

@Brittany R.

Check out your HOA's CC&R info and see if your HOA will be generous in covering more than the shared spaces.

My partner and I wanted to go the FHA method, but we wanted to understand what are the estimated amounts (min-max) you are given to work with?

Just starting out, currently own a home, thinking about BRRRR method, would like as much advice as possible

This is the reason that both the BRRRR method and syndicating equity have become popular strategies.