David Greene has a lot of good information and has a book on the brrrr method of REI.

I know I"m new here and haven't done this myself yet, but if I was channeling @David Greene, I would ask if you can add value (Rehab), and then Refinance the first one.

In @David Greene BRRRR book he discusses the impact adding square footage to increase ARV. 

David Greene actually has a really great intro line that I'd suggest..."

Take a look at the diagram below.The red line represents a declining market (rents and prices are flat or declining) and the green line represents an appreciating market (rents and prices are increasing).

Having just finished David Greene's book on Long Distance Real Estate Investing, this intrigues me.

The other day I was thinking about David's Green article, the Core Four of a Real Estate Investment Team. 

Now I am left with a upper/lower in Green Bay, Wi.

As I get closer to buying my first BRRR I read in David Greene's book that he liked to use checklists to help ensure that he does not over look items during his processes. 

I'm almost done with the BRRRR book, and I have heard @Brandon Turner and @David Greene talk about BRRRRouse hacking before to maximize your real estate investing to the max!