I have read David Greene's BRRRR method book and am contemplating whether to save up for BRRRR or utilize the FHA Loan.Any preference on FHA vs BRRRR method for first property?

I would only consider this method to keep from having to break up the slab to replace a leaking sewer pipe inside the house.The trenching from the base of the house out to the street is not a problem and you end up with thick PVC pipe that will last forever. 

I'm negotiating with a seller on the purchase of a property that will be a BRRRR using short term seller financing to purchase.

Happy to answer any BRRRR-related or Baltimore-specific questions.

I use realtor.comI know that sounds like I’m being a smart aleck but I’m not lol. i also use the enemy method 

I've recently finished reading Brandon Turner's "The Book on Rental Property Investing" and am about 50% through David Greene's "BRRRR." 

If you can't, maybe your shouldn't be investing.When investing with a LLC, the generally accepted method when it comes down to it is to treat like a legal entity and not involve your personal name.

For the first investment, would y'all recommend paying all cash (BRRRR book suggests paying 100% cash for the first investment) or financing?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $235,000

Purchased the property 15k under asking needs small rehab. Currently waiting on buyers rent back to expire to ...

I do understand the the brrrr concept as a whole.