Depends on what you are trying to buy.What is your acquisition criteria?

For instance, since the bank only gives you 25% credit for your gross rents, maybe you structure your acquisitions so that you are able to pay off a rental for every four properties that you buy, which comes out to 25%.

For example, I'm submitting an offer for a client on an REO disaster today.I looked at the acquisition price to see if it passed the smell test. 

What are your numbers on this, acquisition, rehab budget, ARV?

I wonder how many BP real estate investors have launched a BRRR strategy on a particular property only to find they under-estimated cost of repairs, over-estimated ARV, miscalculated carry costs of the hard money acquisition/rehab loan, and have a project that might be underwater relative to their original exit strategy.Interested in feedback from the BP community on this topic and potential restructuring opportunities as ‘white knight’ investor.

If you are finding acquisitions and rehabbing then I would say you deserve 40-50% of profits.

We always have deals from our acquisitions side.

There are other acquisition types of loan that you can refinance out of but the essential strategy is to limit our of of pocket cash so we can keep buying more income producing properties. 

But that's when you refinance out of your "acquisition" loan. 

The only piece you'll need to fill in is acquisition costs in your market, you can do that by going to meetups, meeting other investors and keeping an eye on the MLS.