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Roger Pharn
  • New to Real Estate
  • SF Bay Area
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First Time Home Buyer - BRRRR Method

Roger Pharn
  • New to Real Estate
  • SF Bay Area
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Hi Everyone,

I've been reading some books and doing research to get into rental property investing. My extent of real estate knowledge and construction is only in the books I've read so far. However, my priority at the moment is to purchase a home that I could live in. Ideally, I'd like my first home to be a property that I could BRRRR and therefore build equity and repeat the processs for rentals when ready.

I'm aware of creating a team of a core 4 (Deal Finder, Lenders, Contractors, Property Manager) but this is easier said than done. I'm hoping to get some clarity on questions like if I should find the deal first then reach out to a lender or vice versa. Should I have a list contractors already before even purchasing the home?

Common logic seems that I should be pre-approved and have contractors available before purchasing the home. However it seems like I would understand the scope of work better and the type of lender I would need if I find the deal first.

I'm open to any step by step recommendations to buying my first home/BRRRR property. I appreciate any help!

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