I went overbudget on a rehab and used velocity banking strategies to pay it down faster.

Then use the the velocity banking method with the combination of your HELOC(s) and monthly rental income cashflow.

Dealing with people can be messy.If you want to scale faster, you need to increase the velocity of money in your business.

I’ve posted on here in the last few years about our journey into Short Term Rentals, and the way that it has drastically changed the velocity of our financial future.

In addition, he/she understands heat transfer, pressure gradients they relate to volume, capacity and air flow velocities, state transitions, voltage/amp/resistance as they relate to three-phase, series, paralleled systems, blah blah blah.

If it is to accelerate your possible retirement then BRRRRs or STRs May be the route to go to increase your velocity of money and generate more cash flow and equity quickly.

Getting cash back definitely fits my pretend-future-husband David Greene's velocity of money / BRRR strategy advice....but I kind of like to imagine owning the properties 30+ years, seeing modest/good cash flow year over year & appreciation, then letting my sons continue the business.

I would think companies like Lima One, Lending Home, Athas, Civic, Angel Oak, Deephaven, Silver Hill, Velocity, MoFin, Finance of America Commercial and the (list goes on and on) would disagree. 

You mentioned prices sky rocketing b/c of owner occupants - that’s the core of what I’m saying as an investor I don’t care what the rent is I care about- ROI - ROT ( return on time/money velocity)- Return on Capital- appreciation/risk with market cycles- LiabilityThe cheapest Duplex in Lakewood currently is listed for $149,000 and combined rent of less then $1400 a month ( last time I looked)My point is sure rents can be raised a few hundred dollars, but let’s say you raise $600 for the overall unit.

Hi BP I just found out about velocity banking.I was wondering is this a great way to start off my real estate investment?