I just refinanced again and got another $50k and it still cash flows $1800/month.Second BRRRRR cost $160k, put $55k into it, refinanced, and got me just under $200k back and cash flows $2000/month.Currently working on my 3rd BRRRR in the city!

And be aware that there are many who do it in spite of their methods being technically illegal.

We have our primary residence that has a good amount of equity and would like to use that leverage to find ourselves our first flip or longterm rental using the BRRRR method.

I wouldn’t hate also getting liquidity in place for the next brrr….So I am wondering if anyone has used a bridge loan but also inside the context of a brrrr and if that made sense for you.  

This forum is mostly for 1-4 unit BRRRR method properties.  

I am currently reading BRRRR by the super hyper sports car David Greene & I am a little confused as to how does refinancing your home during a market crash save your equity.

The correct, professional method of collecting information is to communicate with the Seller's Agent, not the Seller.You also have no right to contact the tenants prior to closing.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

Paying all cash for everything got me to this point, (it also got me into this situation) and my concern is that straying from my methods will hurt the long term real estate intentions.

I would not utilize room count as your allocation method- it's too vague.