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Franky Juwana
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How to use Brrr strategy when you max your credit

Franky Juwana
  • NY
Posted

Hi Biggerpocketers! 

      So i have a personal house that i live in and im in the process of my first buy and hold property. 

     My lender said that I'm literally max out on Debt Income Ratio to borrow after this deal. 

My question is, if you refi on the investment property to purchase another one, but my credit is maxed out, how the BRRR could work?Do I need to wait till my Debt decrease? Do i need to pay off one of the house mortgage? Or put larger down payment? Or buy it cash? (Which defeat the purpose of using OPM leverage and i have no large cash anyway).

Anybody has the same dillema? What is the solution for this?

Thx again. 

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