For me, my partner's percentage is based on what they contribute to the deal, and how each task/role/responsibility they execute is related to all these T/R/R's executed by every partner involved.

I've noticed a lot of people, and certainly me at times, get stuck in this "learning-mode" rather than an "execution-mode" or applying what you're actively learning.

So for me I would use my Fidelity American Express because it gets 2% cash back on any charge.

Also they estimate that 4 million Americans may lose their homes and 30-40 million are at risk for eviction.That being said if you want to invest in California right now and are not buying something out right or putting down a big down payment you are for sure going to be in a rough area.

However to do that, you do need to know your baselines, how to operate, and be confident in your execution. 

Even when something’s listed in the court records as terminated early or stay of execution granted, that often only implies that tenant vacated or other agreements outside of the system were made prior to a formal eviction judgement being processed (very common in residential eviction cases). 

Sounds like presa Canario not an American Staffordshire bull terrier, politically correct.

I could find the deal and execute while they would provide the needed cash to fund the deal. from that i have a few questions. 

It is one thing to know about a technique it’s an entirely different thing to know how to properly execute the technique for maximum results.Brief history: For the past two years we have been actively building our real estate business through a private investment group that we formed for short term deals.

I don't think you are missing anything - thats definitely the main benefit of BRRRR - being able to use that same capital over and over again, the key is being able to manage and successfully execute on the rehab side of the equation, which is obviously more challenging than just purchasing turnkey properties