My version is: 1. sign shaker not a money maker, spend what you would pay them on something else. 2. bird dogs, yes use them but people in key spots that can give you potential leads, I don't like to train a bird dog only to have them become a wholesaler using my material and methods if they are any good. 3.Bandit signs I like but if your in a strict area, it is easy enough to make them legal and out of the reach of the sign police. 4.

Follow the double closing method as I have outlined above.3.

I know lots of people do this stuff, am I missing where raw land development and cashflow generation methods are discussed on biggerpockets?

CoC, 1%, 2%, Cash Flow, etc.It seems as though there are a million different methods, and I'm unsure which gives me the best bang for my buck.

The VA allows owner occupants to purchase multifamily properties using the no down payment method for up to 4 units.

I’ve been very back and forth with financing as well as it’s related to the BRRRR method and stuck whether I should be focusing on a hard money lender, which I know can be expensive depending on interest rates and possibly points, or stick with a conventional loan.

I own a rental property (not in the US) and I've been wanting to invest long distance in the states for some time now, using the BRRRR method in order to start with a relatively small amount of cash and build my portfolio from there.

I've wracking my brain trying to figure out a method of entry into real estate investment even though I can't afford it.

I am VERY interested in learning more about the various methods for finding off market deals. 

This is a standard method of construction for the time of construction.An inspection of the north foundation wall from the crawl area revealed large, fairly horizontal cracking/distress along the length of the wall and vertical cracking in the NW and NE corners.