It is the method to tap into your equity without selling that is the powerful part.  

This has incorporated all sorts of dabbling into every trade in order to do specific jobs for people.

Interested in the BRRRR method.

The simplest starting method for a person with little starting capital, from my perspective here in San Diego, is to utilize a 3.5% down FHA loan (and/or VA, if you have it), seek out properties that are slightly under market rent, give termination of tenancy to the unit with the biggest delta of rent vs. leading rent in the neighborhood, move into that unit while you renovate it, and then rent the unit at leading market rent a year or so when you move out.

That’s a big trade off.

Then I'll transition to the BRRR method, though I'm not sure if my focus will be single family or multi-family.

If I use the method for depreciation found in that article you linked (also pasted below), my deduction for that will be larger than the principle payments for the first 21 years of the mortgage! 

I’m super excited to get started and for reference, I’m debating between using the BRRR method or fix and flip strategy to start my real estate investing.   

I'd tread carefully with anyone pushing this method.

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