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Joanna Dennis
  • Louisville, KY
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Can you really BRR in real life?

Joanna Dennis
  • Louisville, KY
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I am just starting out and met with a seasoned real estate investor this morning. I explained that my investment strategy was going to be to BRR single-family homes.  He said that it was basically impossible to BRR because banks won’t appraise the houses the same as an independent appraiser would and so it’s a nice idea but not a real world practice. Banks have their own appraisers and they don’t want to do it. He referenced his experience plus the word from a bank VP he knows... Anybody else run into this “real world phenomenon“ or anyone who has done this successfully want to provide any insight on how they did it?

Thanks

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