Has anyone here had success with the Gator method?

The highest ROI notes we’ve purchased was a $3.3 million balance note secured by two commercial properties in Arizona that we paid $1.9 million for and a $475k balance note secured by a small retail center that we paid $250k for and that paid off in full 8years before maturity. 

The more pressing issue would be how can I pay for the rehab to make the property a success and complete the BRRR method.

Now, they always secure at least two competitive bids for every project, ensuring alternatives and financial security.

Comes down to how you want to use the equity that will determine whether it's these methods or other methods.

.: Quote from @William Miller: Hey everyone, I’m deep in the learning and building phase right now and focused on mastering the BRRRR method but let’s be real, finding the right deal feels impossible at times.

More people I talk to are looking for equity partners instead of going the traditional loan route — especially in this high-rate environment.As someone who helps investors secure funding, I’m starting to feel more like a matchmaker than a broker.

Me and my partner are working on it together and utilizing FHAs (1 each per year, with all Capex, maintenance, repairs, property management costs even though it's us, and all expenses taught in the BP 4 square method accounted for.)

I’d love to hear your strategies — especially those of you using the BRRRR method or working on value-add rentals.

I knew about the DBA method which seems to work fine, but this would probably make it much easier for the banks not to push back when they're unfamiliar (which almost all personal bankers seem to be like you mentioned).