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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I start off with Brrrr method?
I’m from East Texas , and my father lended me 100k to start my portfolio. I have many questions , first thing I wanted to know is, should I use the Brrrr method?
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@Xavier Williams absolutely if you can start with that amount of money and recycle it you can scale a lot faster than leveraging more turnkey properties and paying the down payment back over time