After hearing about Brrrr method we were wondering if we should keep home and refinance it or sell it then buy a property.

I feel the second method would be the easiest for acquiring a loan, but the first would be better for being swift with offers and and making the best call for making decisions without having to wonder if you could get financing at all.

It would have to be an unusual situation that makes the cheaper method of acquiring the money unfeasible.So for real estate where I am active, I want no less than 14%, and that's ON TOP OF the management fee (10%) that I pay myself. 

You can add language to your contract stating that you may use other financing methods to close that won't affect the timeline established.

I’ve heard of people investing into others that do the BURRR method.

I'll stick to my methods. 

This is the best way to get rid of PMI, and is a lot easier than trying the Dave Ramsey method!

This is a powerful tool if you know how to do this method and not many do or atleast do it right

It  needs to stand out from the crowd as sellers are likely get a bunch of the same stuff.The most effective method in several markets right now is internet leads.

Having the cash also helps you because it would allow you to use the BRRRR strategy, and using that method greatly increases your velocity of your money.