I am looking at doing the Brrr method 

I just wanted to pop in here and say thanks for such a detailed summary of your management methods.

I have been researching online about creative financing methods.

I know deferred maintenance and tenant quality are the biggest risks in a setup like this, but I want to see if it’s worth a closer look.Questions for the group:Has anyone here owned or managed a property like this (pad split with full kitchens)?

Developers appear to be responding to feedback from renters who want quality space — not just more units.4.

Depending on quality of paper you can get performing loans anywhere from 7-11%, reperforming loans at 9-14% and non performing loans you target yields above 14%.  

You can have more than one qualified applicant, but you will need a method how you pick one over the other.

The quality of a purchase is total return.  

Some refer to the enemy method.

Please point me in the direction of any quality resources you know of, regardless of format.