If so, they are more expensive than a rubber or shingle roofRough Electric- Include fire alarm system on a triplexRough Plumbing- Including gasHVACSprinkler- needed for a triplexDrywallTrimPaintTileKitchensAppliancesPlumbing finishesElectrical finishesFinal Cleaning (negligible in the grand scheme)Landscaping/HardscapingThere are some other smaller pieces that I left out, but these are the majors. 

If I do a brrrr method and I don’t have enough money after the refinance to pay off my lender, is it worth it to pay out of pocket to acquire the house?

I have also had great experiences with local plumbers from City Plumbing in Ambridge.

So I am looking to house hack with a duplex soon but I am looking to see at the brrrr method.

As a landlord, you need to be aware of any issues that make the home not habitable and fix basic items such as electrical issues, plumbing issues, etc.

Should have refi to get cash out and kept the house for and rented out until now following the BRRRR methods.

What would be the advantages of the BRRRR method here in Houston compared to traditional flipping?

I’m trying to do the BRRR method here.

Doubled the square footage and replaced the plumbing, heating and electrical.

AHW have paid for new water heaters, , propane  plumbing, washer dryer repair, as well as replacing other appliances, such as a refrigerator and a dishwasher.