Get to know the local wholesalers in your market and also learn as much as you can about repair costs and properly judging the ARV with the MLS comps.

@Thomas Smith if someone is providing money to execute on a transaction but doesn't want anything to do with the property we would call that a loan. 

That said, essentially anytime you pull enough equity out of your home to pay off all or most of your purchase price and use that cash to buy the next property, you're executing a BRRRR.

As with any other investment property, you need to properly screen potential teanants.

The question is whether you can properly screen them and what level of risk they present.

I tried something similar to this when I put LVT in and could not get it to fit properly per the directions. 

Loan origination fee is capped at $250 for executive members. 

From my understanding so far, an LLC is helpful in that it offers tax advantages and asset protection (if handled properly).

Some of the information that I have seen recommends creating a separate C-Corp Property Management company which then executes a Master Lease agreement with the underlying properties held by LLCs. 

You seem to be in a good position and have the resources available to execute a couple more deals, carefully of course.