. - Rehab it then refi the home for close to full value and use money as down payment for another property to repeat on another good deal.random numbers-cost of home = $300,000appraised = $350,000rehab= $30,000new appraisal ~ $380,000refi = $360,000down payment for new home = $60000Now I know this sounds very similar to the B-R-R-R-R strategy and it isn't far off from it, but my understanding is that this strategy is done using lenders outside of a bank and paying off the property with cash completely. 

It defeats the purpose.If you split your cash between multiple properties as DP's, you've spent the cash...and it's gone, with only one use.This is another example of why you're better off paying all cash for one deal, and refinancing it all out to use on the next, and repeating...

This my example-If I have 300k I could buy one $1m investment and I would then need to pay debt service and hopefully pay back my initial 300k investment in a reasonable amount of time so I could repeat the process. 

One feature is the "explanatory" sections where the lease simply repeats what the law says on certain issues.

Then immediately contact all the cash buyers you just found that buy properties in that neighborhood and tell them about the house and would they be interested in buying it.Once you have done all that with that neighborhood, go to the next one and 'rinse and repeat.'

Fact is repeated late payments is always the landlords fault.

Then keep repeating learning and doing until done.

This is the BRRRR strategy that BP always talks about...sounds like you just need the last R: REPEAT!!!

What's one thing you'd do differently under those circumstances and what's one thing you'd definitely repeat? 

(Rinse and repeat!)