I recommend you routinely take time to unplug, reflect, clear your mind and recharge.

It snowballs quickly and before you know it you've paid off the property in 5 years, or completely recharged your buying power, however you view it.One thing, if you haven't found a first lien HELOC, go get that instead.

THANK YOU You probably need multiple lights and will need to recharge or replace batteries regularly.

Example – someone tried to steal the heat pump – cost of repair and recharge ($480), cost of AC cage ($380) etc.Work done:New roofNew LVP flooring throughoutPaint entire interiorNew bathroom New doors inside/outsideKitchen appliances and cabinetsTree trimming/cuttingGeneral yardworkDrywall hanging/wall repairDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

It seems like there would have to be at least a day between rentals in order to recharge?

It is a 300 mile battery that can recharge to 240 mile capacity in the time it takes to get a cup of coffee and go to the bathroom.

Then recharge the line of credit and do it again.

I have recently opened a line of credit to be able to do something like the BRRR method, by buying a cheap/ rough property and improving it with the line of credit and then refinancing it once its completed in order to "recharge" the line of credit and do it all over again.

RE charge backs.

First and foremost, I hope everyone is staying sane and healthy, we may be quarantined for some time but this could be an amazing space to reset, reflect and recharge from the fast paced city life that we have become accustomed to.I hope your employer or clients are understanding and able to keep you employed and in business.