In theory, that is the best way to add velocity to income growth.

You also need to include in this template the breakout of your financing and more importantly looking at the exit if you are going to sell or refinance out down the road.Long story short, you need to figure out how much you are going to need to put in this property out of pocket and how fast the property will return that money back to you (velocity of money) running a worse case scenario and accounting for every expense possible.All of my properties are located down in Macon Ga, but I look at properties all over the US ranging from 16  units on up to find the best markets that yield the highest returns.

Was reading from one of our colleagues posts about VOM (Velocity of Money).

Plus...escape velocity...Episode 113 – Jay Papasan - Very practical slow and steady adviceEpisode 221 - Tim Shiner - his concept of equity build up and "shearing the sheep" shows some of the flexibility of real estate vs a 401k Last but not least, I also recommend all the tax advice given by my fellow CPAs on the BP Podcast.

If interest rates rise then rents have to rise to meet lender obligations or there will be a crash (or at least a fender bender)In order for rents to rise there must be an associated increase in wages to cover those rents (Rentors move locations not rents).In order for there to be wage increases there must be an increase in the money supply (either velocity or actual dollars). 

I knew I could get the cash from my bank through a line of credit or mortgage, but I was hoping to partner with private money to improve my deal velocity.

Substantial time was spent on some very interesting velocity of money calculations as well as a short time on note discounting strategies, though this is not a note class per se.

Thinking of paying a couple off and doing the velocity game, but am concerned  about having go to banks with hat in hand and pay $4k - $5k each in fees.  

The whole exciting part of BRRRR is that you can repeat the deals with high velocity.

@Thomas Tsitouridis Pulling the cash seems like a sound strategy to create velocity with your money and go do another project (maybe not the same one... perhaps HML will yield better terms).