Super rich people can do that, which is how Trump continued to get financing even though half his LLCs have declared bankruptcy. 

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I was doing the cash in/out math on the BRRR method manually to get a better idea of how it's all calculated. The last piece I don't hear much about but came to realize is in the last R, you have to schedule/plan for ...

Quick question I was thinking to myself but I really wanted others opinions on the matter. 

Our prayers are with you that the surgery goes well and she recovers quickly."  

After graduation, I read Millionaire Next Door, Think and Grow Rich, Total Money Makeover, Personal Finance for Dummies, and The Money Book for the Young Fabulous and Broke.

I know there was at least one poster that was using peer to peer loans but I believe they were refinancing pretty quickly into a regular loan as the interest on those peer to peer loans is too high .

So some quick advice would be to focus on areas that either have no interest or future interest in regulating STRs or areas that already have established policies that are working for them and that have reasonable qualifications to entry.  

However, I would contend that Ontario is central Canada, not East - there's another ~2000km of Canada east of Ontario ;-) Those 1%, 2%, xx% "rules" you read about here on BP are more correctly "rules of thumb" and can be useful to quickly triage a property when you encounter it.  

So I have been listening to bigger pockets for I wanna say about 4-6 months now, and currently reading rich dad poor dad.