I LOVE the idea of utilizing the BRRRR method.

I LOVE the idea of utilizing the BRRRR method.

Has anyone had any experience using delayed financing for the BRRRR method?

@Marquez Robinson I certainly won't tell you what you should or shouldn't do since I don't know you but here is the advice I offered my brother in law when he was in a similar situation getting out of the Navy...Go to a trade school and learn a trade - plumbing, electrical, HVAC, welding, whatever floats your boat. 

Will pulling any permits on the existing building call for substantial (expensive) modernization upgrades to Handicapped Access, electrical, plumbing, new laws regarding signage, (FIRE SYSTEMS), etc...(???)

I self manage my properties, and that's my preferred method.

It’s not just the new meter but probably reworking the plumbing inside if it’s not perfectly split already.

I've definitely considered using my primary home's equity to put towards a duplex - hoping that my wife and I can save enough capital to fund a 25% down payment on a rental, and possibly do a BRRR method with my ability to flip the interior of the home between cabinetry and the renovation skills I've learned over the years.

All you;re doing is maximizing your cost.Second, the BRRRR method is not a method that will get you very far very fast. 

One awesome method is called the BRRRR method, which you can read way more about all over this site or in the book by David Greene.