I really wanted to do fix and flips or BRRR strategy (depending on exit conditions after updates), but the agent I'm working with seems pretty skeptical on it.

You could connect paypal to the business checking account and handle everything like that.Regarding taxes, check out my "knights of the roundtable" strategy.

I know for me starting out in real estate it was a lot about building short-term wealth but as time has gone by I realize that real estate investing can be much more rewarding as a long term wealth building strategy. 

I can borrow a very small amount from my 401(k) at 2.25% interest for a down payment or purchase, but given how hot my local market has been that won't get me very far until I can learn some alternative strategies.  

Hello Everyone,I am new to Bigger Pockets and would love to meet with other investors in the San Diego or Southern California area to discuss real estate and share strategies about local investing and out of state investing. 

Would you use seek out foreclosures to utilize the BRRRR strategy again?

Be sure to check out the ultimate beginners guide if you haven't already which can be helpful in deciding on your strategy: https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investing

Due to the low price and timing, my full strategy is the following:Buy the property (all cash deal)After getting employment, Cash out refi this property to purchase 3-4 more properties.Cash Flow on the three to four new properties will be $350 per unit (total of $1,400-$1,750)Would like to get some feedback.

We are looking for for deals and struggling to find ones that make sense for our strategy.      

Many investors that use this strategy accept they are basically only having their mortgage payment paid by the tenants.It is a good strategy in order to get into the game.