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Mathew Fuller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Collins, CO
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Multi Family BRRRR markets?

Mathew Fuller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Collins, CO
Posted

Hello BP,

What markets are you finding success in / researching for BRRRR on mutli family residential (2-4 units). Would like to hear some success stories if you're willing to share. I've been stuck in analysis paralysis for a few months trying to figure out what to do next. Im doing a house hack and my girlfriend did an unintentional "BRRRR" type deal thanks to crazy appreciation in Colorado. We just cash out refied and are wanting to keep that money velocity moving into more properties and repeat the process, but im admittedly overwhelmed by the opportunities out there. Anyone else been in the same situation? Advice would be appreciated, thank you.