I feel like I'd like to start looking at more deals in different markets, as I'd like to make a purchase before the end of the year, but I need to feel confident about the following: (a) understand what returns I should be shooting for(b) have a fast 10-min evaluation system to make initial, high-level assessments of the deals(c) have a more in-depth evaluation method if it passes the sniff test. 

Nice work!

I don't see anything here to comment on other than "nice place" and I remember you posted up about a month ago asking for feedback about running the short term rental.  

For those of you who have done BRRRRs, what financing methods have you used to cover both the purchase and rehab costs—ideally up to 100% hard money?

(We also have a propane fire table outside which sadly, has seen questionable choices to roast marshmallows which probably burned and smoked on the glass beads, etc.)You may not have this @Collin Hays where your cabin is, but one nice thing about the propane outside (not your question, I know) is that depending on the county fire restrictions (which we get when the fire danger is high), our guests have still been able to use both the grill and the fire table since they're contained and propane-fueled, which is not the case for charcoal or real wood.Who doesn't love a real fire- true.

If that is your intention the slow flip method is not for you.

Also send a new lease with the new rent price to them and have them sign (also do this a month before the previous lease expires/a month before the new lease is in effect).Obviously be nice about it and ask if everything is good in the unit too!

The prices are nice compared to what I'm used to but the sheer numbers of places for sale is overwhelming.

Hey everybody, has anybody structured a deal with 100% financing specifically on BRRR method on 2-4 units?

Not only your risk is minor with wholesaling, but you 'll also benefit in the process from the following:1) Acquire essential skills of sourcing off-market deals and negotiating with sellers2) Get access to nice chunks of cash through your assignment fees3) Have an opportunity to tap in to any market throughout the US4) Build a network cash buyers and other industry professionalsAnd perhaps more.