So, I went to the job, showed him the math and paid him his $5,000.I own a fairly large plumbing company, construction company with licenses for 8 specialty trade, do large jobs like building hotels and underground utilities for many cities, own several apartment buildings, own real estate in several states, have no bookkeeper in my office, do all the books myself with the exception of payroll done by a part-time secretary, work in the field 6 days a week and the only thing my wife does is she manages the properties, collects rents and makes bank deposits.A wife should be a wife and not a business partner.

There are advantages and disadvantages of each method. 

If I do a brrrr method and I don’t have enough money after the refinance to pay off my lender, is it worth it to pay out of pocket to acquire the house?

We found a pro photographer and trade her a weekend to do all of our pictures...what a huge difference between hers and the cell-phone ones I had taken...!

It's common to use properties in your portfolio as stepping stones and trading them out after a period of time utilizing great tools such as the 1031 exchange.

So I am looking to house hack with a duplex soon but I am looking to see at the brrrr method.

Should have refi to get cash out and kept the house for and rented out until now following the BRRRR methods.

What would be the advantages of the BRRRR method here in Houston compared to traditional flipping?

I’m trying to do the BRRR method here.

2-4 unit properties are convoluted with more than one valuation method being both the income and comparable sales approach.