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Updated over 4 years ago, 07/13/2020

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BRRRR: Hard money vs wait to save for a cash purchase?

Dennis M.
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Hi everyone. I've been lurking here for a while, reading and educating myself, and I'm about 1-2 years away from being able to pull the trigger and get started with real estate. I'm looking to get started by investing in multifamily residential properties, focusing on a BRRR model. Ultimately, I'd like to use my initial acquisitions to move into commercial real estate through a 1031, and continue to build my portfolio in that way. The more I read, the more excited I am to begin. As such, I've been debating whether or not I should look into using hard money to finance my BRRRR projects vs wait another year or so and make an all cash purchase. I understand that using hard money will be more expensive in the short term, but I'm weighing that against the opportunity cost of waiting to make an all cash purchase, and I was hoping you guys would be able to weigh in and and share your thoughts. Thanks in advance for any replies, really great community that's been formed here.

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