Kari,The two methods I have used,1.

Im still deciding wether i should start with a flip or a BRRRR. 

Yes, he realizes there is a short term opportunity cost in that he could be charging a higher rate to retail customers, but the upside of the profit from the flip or equity in a BRRRR outweighs that.To me if the contractor partner started marking up his labor like a regular job it would be no different that the money partner starting to charge additional interest on they money put in or charging fees for borrowing for other sources.

If you can BRRRR going forward, you should theoretically be able to pull some, most, or all of your initial capital depending on how good the deal is.

Hello everyone and happy new yearI’m going over a single family brrrr and wanted to get your opinion on the refinance part as that’s what I’m analysing.I would be leaving roughly 14-18k in the deal and after paying expenses which include the following ( management, %4 vacancy, 4% maintenance, insurance, property tax, income tax) I would be left cash flowing $250-270. probably not attractive for the seasoned investors but for me it’s pretty decent?

I just completed my first BRRRR.  

I have a partner who is killing it using the BRRRR model. 

Im trying to buy my second rental but given the current market I want to make sure Im not going to be over paying for a property since im using the BRRR method.

Successful BRRRR Lessons learned?

I live in the Comox Valley but have been investing in both Victoria and Comox Valley for the past 7 years, condo and multi-family, naturally fallen into the BRRRR and house hacking methods, looking forward to adding more to my portfolio in 2022.Just wanted to start a new forum for anyone who might have questions about real estate opportunities on the island!