Thanks Jon,My whole career I've banged on doors so no stranger to that method heheIt's a tough one for good PM books.Not sure if there are many.Maybe get a par-time gig working for a PM company in your region and you will learn the "in's and outs".Thanks again.ps.

After this one: we will buy another SFH or multi unit (kinda using the stack method): I think we are ready now financially and mentally for a bigger property. :) Good luck 

@Tracie SoderCross Collateralization is likely the method you are referring to. 

I want to use some of my retirement funds to do fix and flips for short term, and find some rentals for long term using the BRRR method.  

It sounds like you have been doing some research on your own, and you like the BRRR method.

I have been suggested the hub and spoke method but I want to see what the community looks for when it comes to finding their attorney.

Using the "Sort by" on the right side and hit the down arrow to see the methods to sort by.Some of you will not use Sparefoot (against it in principle, stop reading) and some don't need to use Sparefoot (your already full, stop reading).For those of you that have a New location or low occupancy levels, your losing extra cash, now.  

Or if your using a sniper method to target a few specific properties AFTER you've exhausted cold calling, text, rvm, door knocking or any other more affordable and quicker method.

Good morning, you are in a great spot to start acquiring investment properties with the DSCR method.

Find a fixer, use the BRRRR method.