Hello everyone,I'm just starting out in real estate investing and I'm thinking about using the BRRRR method.

Three bedroom can go 2500-3500 versus 1200-1500 and two bedroom can go 1800-2300 versus 1000-1300I do not know of anyone doing the variable rent method but interesting thought (although, MA will probably find something wrong about that). 

What we plan to do is purchase numerous rental properties. 

If anyone is against the deal, no biggie, we'll walk away from even suggesting it in the future.So - the question is, is there a method or way to use the 1/3 of the potential inheritance as equity in the property and only needing to borrow against the remaining inheritance balance to pay off the other siblings?

A loan officer that is independent from traditional financing methods.

If cashing out after everything is done, kills your cash flow, then you probably shouldn't do it or you shouldn't pursue that property if you are pinning your strategy on the BRRRR method. 

I do numerous flips and my insurance agent has really reasonable rates that I have not found lower anywhere.

@Sean Cole  I would rather have a professional contractor who is methodical and thorough when making a bid for work - - he has a license at stake and knows when the work is well done, he'll get repeat business from me. 

I've been searching the internet for the method used to calculate a sensible rental price of a room for a 3 BDR Condo, but haven't found anything.I know if it has to do with the measurements of each room, the condo itself, and whether or not the subject room is the master bedroom or not. 

It's the most time efficient method.