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Rick Martinez
  • Broken Arrow, OK
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Building A BRRR in Tulsa Area...Possible?

Rick Martinez
  • Broken Arrow, OK
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Build, Refi, Rent, Repeat?

So I almost got a BRRR under contract a couple months ago, but the wholesaler sold it to a personal buddy instead. Finding it difficult to find a BRRR deal in Tulsa area. I know eventually I will score with a hud but even those get snatched up. Been considering hitting a couple neighborhoods with direct mail over the winter. But recently I have been thinking what if I could be my own general contractor and build a house for $80 sqft and get it to appraise for $100 sqft. I know building prices are at a high at moment but just curious what others thought. I have a friend who builds in Owasso and said they only make $15k net on a house, which seems low cause companies like Ubuildit make it sound like you can have $40k in instant equity when you are your own general contractor..ha..probably a gimic. Anyways has anyone done this...build a BRRR?

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