Is there anyone who has been heavily involved in this type of investing or has the strategic process in place to utilize this method of investing? 

I am in the middle of my first BRRRR deal....a small 1,500 sq/ft duplex in Southern Maine.

I'd say the best is talking to active flippers/BRRRR investors.

After doing a number of transactions, you might decide that 300 units with low profit per door might not be as good as 50 units with high profit per door.For now, you can buy your first building with a 203K FHA loan and actually do a BRRRR strategy by finding a building that after it's remodeled its value goes up 25% above purchase price + rehab.

Both of these cities are still "up and coming" and so with the right financing and a great crew, BRRRR or just buy, rehab, rent & hold for like 5 years (my original plan) could prove to be a smart & profitable strategy.

Hello BP Members,
We are most concerned with the Portland laws favoring tenant rights rather than the landlord?
Professional experience is necessary before we move forward.
Would you encourage WA instead?  
Cheers...

In this case, you leverage the property you are in so you still have money left over.The other option is utilize the cash to do the BRRRR strategy in order create more cash flow and have the mortgages covered so it doesn't effect your debt to income ratio for when you get your personal residence.That's the joys of real estate, you have options.

I moved to the Cookeville, TN area a little over a year ago, and I've really spent a large majority of the past year educating myself on multifamily rentals, BRRRR and other real estate investing strategies.

Hi,Has any OOS investor purchased a house (or MF) off the MLS and successfully used the BRRR method?

Similar to a BRRRR, you need to raise value enough to exit HELOC equity.