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Alex Helbig
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Saint Charles, MO
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To BRRRR, or not to BRRRR, that is the question.

Alex Helbig
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Saint Charles, MO
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Hello BiggerPockets community!

I'm a newish investor located in St. Louis and I'm in the middle of potentially purchasing my first property. Initially I was wanting to BRRRR the property, but my agent strongly recommends just flipping it. At what point do investors know how to approach a property? When do you know whether a property is better to flip rather than BRRRR?

Also, I'm having difficulties deciding on how I want to finance the purchase and rehab costs. I'm unsure how to decide between hard money, private lenders, or a conventional loan because I still don't fully comprehend the strengths and weaknesses of each. 

I'd love to hear personal examples from other investors who have experience using each route!

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