So I'd like to say I'm following the BRRRR method, but I'm currently done the following, Buy, Rehab, Rent, however, I've never refinanced a home, so I'm not sure what the process flow typically looks like other than some minor details here and there. 

I need someone to break the BRRR method down to me.

I’ve found this method to be effective, but very time consuming.

@James R adunaWhy not refi instead of messing with your retirement account?

@Luis R.

Your tenants must abide by the CC&R's and if they break those rules you are subject to fines that you must then try to collect from your tenants. 

@Jonathan R McLaughlin  What do you mean my pay down?  

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I should want to rent the place for $800, and I can see myself applying the 50% rule to $800 method rather than the $500, especially when it comes to covering the refinancing part of the property.

I am not sure who coined the method but I think it was Cody Cox and he called it the dead money approach to investing.