The reason is because different operators will have different financing methods and rates and it is not a cost that is intrinsically necessary for operating the property (net operating income).

@Randolph BrownThe BRRRR method philosophically means you are buying distressed properties at a discount.  

I think it’s best to leverage your money, but it’s important to look at your ROI/CoC to determine your best method of cash versus leverage.

I typically am putting down 20% on my commercial deals here in the Berwyn area, but that is because I plan to do the BRRRR method and refinance to get my capital back.

My question is when doing an analysis on a property, for example the four square method, do i use the initial price of the property?

Purchase price: $45,000 Cash invested: $85,000The "problem" (opportunity) to solve on this project was the downstairs unit.

Looking for best way to find foreclosures as I embark on my REI journey. I'd like to keep a lookout so when I have enough saved to buy one later this year I'm ready and can keep watch on pricing/value. Any help is app...

From what I understand cash damming is the method used to achieve this, more specifically by drawing on a LOC to pay for expenses associated with the rental.Am I misunderstanding something?

We are exploring brrrr and traditional mortgage methods based on what’s works best.

I am also looking to invest with BRRRR type method.