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paying back investors

Nate Kovaly
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Hello all, I am nate and I am new to BP and learning about real estate investing. I have a question regarding on how to pay back OPM when doing a BRRR investment. I understand the refinance part and paying back the original amount borrowed, however Im not sure on the interest part that is owed. would I have to make sure I get enough from the refinance or pay them the interest over time or is it completely different for each situation?

I hope that makes sense.

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@Nate Kovaly Don't overthink this. Let's say you borrow $50k and accrue $2k in interest over the first 6 months. You will owe $52k to pay off the loan in 6 months... If you refinance and pull $50k out then you need to come up with another $2k to fully pay off the loan. 

Don't let this hold you back from doing any deals. 

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