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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Purchasing my first property
Hi BP Community,
I am a new RE investor and I am finally ready to make my first purchase. I have the funding, I found a property - now it's time to make an offer.
I plan on using the BRRRR strategy for this property but I do not think that the ARV will be high enough for me to pull out all of 20% down payment after I refinance (I'm also content with leaving a few thousand in). This isn't a huge issue for me because I will be making great cash flow from rent every month after a quick and minor rehab (that I will be doing myself).
Has anyone been in this situation before or can anyone offer some advice?
Thank you!