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Sam Mathew
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Pembroke Pines, FL
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BRRRR Question - Thinking outside of the box....Will it Work???

Sam Mathew
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Pembroke Pines, FL
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Hello BRRRR Investors. I have been doing the BRRRR strategy for some time now. The issue I seem to have it if I buy a property for $75k but improve the value to $150k in a few weeks, and try to do a delayed financing...the appraiser always sees the low price that you purchased it for just three weeks ago for the $75k and doesn't have much propensity to push far up to the $150k.


Has anyone attempted this...? To purchase a property in your own LLC name for cash, and then three weeks later instead of a delayed financing, just do a regular purchase in your personal name from your LLC for $150k (or even $140k or $130k). I say this becuase I find when the appraiser sees the $150k purchase, they try harder to justify the appraisal for it.

Now, I'm not any legal expert or appraisal professional, just wondering if this could work or even help.  Any feedback from anyone?


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