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David Mijares
  • Watsonville, CA
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BRRRR investing method

David Mijares
  • Watsonville, CA
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I am looking for my first BRRRR property. I am seeking an idea/step on starting this journey that i can implement today. I was recently pre qualified, my area the housing is almost twice the amount of what is pre qualified for, a little timid about investing in an area that is not near by. Also want to make sure i am using the right type of funding for the BRRRR method, i was qualified for a 30year term conventional mortgage ( even though i am a new homebuyer)

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Alex Heidenreich
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Alex Heidenreich
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  • Columbus, OH
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I would agree with the above statements. The loan you were prequalified for would work for a house hack since it is for a primary residence. You could also mix the househack and BRRRR methodologies by purchasing a small, multi-family property that needs work. You could make it a live-in rehab and refinance after it is complete and also use renters to help pay your mortgage.

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