For a first-time homebuyer, I determined that the BRRR method via the FHA loan direction was the best financial strategy in my situation.Due to the nature of this loan, the guidelines and regulations to have a solid appraisal and to gain an appropriate value for the property would be a great challenge for us all, and is noted as a obstinate issue in the real estate business: underappraisals.What I found unique about Damon was that, he maneuvered around countless obstacles, from executing an extremely accurate and detailed comparative analysis that eventually brought the final desired value of the home, impeccable negotiation skills that saved me thousands upon thousands of dollars, and what seemed like a never ending supply of ideas that he came up with that passed the rigorous FHA inspection.

methods of transfer (don’t use a quit claim deed - contact your title insurance company to determine coverage and if your policy does cover transfers, and when or how.

Stick with the cash method.

Starting your own automations and integrations is doable, but it's a heavy lift.I learned a TON from Tim Hubbard's Rest Methods course. 

This was going to be my method of acquiring more property in California. 

In order to find a deal, I know there are many methods.  

I have been doing the BRRR method for the last few years and so far have been successful. 

When you use the buyout to occupy method, you have to take the property off the market for something like 5 years.

I had to get to the county recorder to get info on the owner as the traditional method didnt work for me with knocking and letters.

I believe this is what is called the BRRR method?