I am paraphrasing, but he warns against complicating the process which is based on simple math.Part of the 7yr guide asks us to buy cash flowing multifamily properties at 20% of value (with 20% down) and then force 10% equity.That is the quick backstory, now for the question:Does the BRRRR strategy enhance or hurt the plan laid out in the 7yrs to 7 figures guide?

I like to know and be at peace when things get bad like a recession or Covid-19.  

In a soft market, insurance carriers (as a whole) are quoting policies with broader coverage, more coverage enhancements, aggressive premiums, allowing lower deductibles, and less stringent about underwriting details. 

People on here will be happy to guide you through and give you peace of mind as well.

But in this long-run, the additional cash flows from the properties (due to no mortgage payments) will enhance the liquidity position, by supplementing the amortization of these reserves more completely.

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Not after accidentally spending it on other stuff throughout the month.I've experimented with including as much as possible in the rent, then collecting biweekly, to offer peace-of-mind to the tenant and take some of the budgeting load off of them.

It's about the opportunities to change or enhance the lives of others.It's what I do on a small scale now but just imagine how big an impact that would be with time and resources. 

The 'stepped-up' basis.In the BP sea of debt to your eyeballs and 'equity stripping' through cash-out refi's (and the thousands in fees and myriad of headaches), I am one of the few ok with paying the property off and living in peace and cashflow with keeping the property and tenants I know.