I plan to obtain my residential builder license as well so we can vertically integrate renovations and construction as we scale.I've been reading through a series of books including: Greene's The BRRRR Trental Property Investment Strategy, Han and Macfarland's Tax Strategy, Turner's Rental Property Investing, and some other LLC strategy guides. 

With rates finally easing a bit, are you planning to refinance existing properties, buy more, or just wait to see how lenders adjust pricing? Curious how investors are pivoting with cheaper capital back on the table.

Hi - I've got a property with a house and an ADU.  The ADU is ~275 sq ft, the house around 1,000 sq ft.  I live in the house today and do short-term rental for the ADU.  I am considering moving out and expanding my RE...

Airbnb arbitrage hasn't been a winning strategy here in Colorado for years.

The other issue is green investors who gained a small amount in 2 years and now want to do a 1031 to save $321 and 56 cents ;-) Instead of flipping a house, can I change the title to my LLC, thereby making it a BRRR?

With rates and prices where they are, I’ve been hearing a mix of strategies lately — some are still flipping, while others are holding for long-term appreciation.What’s your approach right now?

End result is cash flow post brrrr would have been similar to cash flow before the brrr if the units were rented at market rent (they were not apneas market rate at purchase).This is a large example, but I have seen similar stability in cash flow on my more modest brrrr efforts that were refinanced.This may be market specific but seems consistent in my market.  

Anyone have experience in airbnbs in the surrounding area and what people do in terms of pricing strategy in off-season?

But Stuart is telling you the stuff the gurus, BRRR pundits, lenders etc are not teaching - the reality on the ground.

It requires the lowest amount of cash down of any of the strategies mentioned with far less risk.