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Risk with BRRRR vs conventional

Brian Ketner
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Can someone explain to me why the BRRRR strategy is less risky vs using a bigger down payment for a property? Or is it risk vs reward, because you can get multiple properties faster than saving alot of money for multiple properties. If you leverage every property to the 75% max and have no liquid equity, what do you do in a down turn? Ultimately if you leverage 10 properties with all 30 year mortgages, most people wouldnt be able to float those 10 payments.

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