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Jesse Clark
  • Contractor
  • Baltimore county, Md
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Too much money out of pocket after brrrr

Jesse Clark
  • Contractor
  • Baltimore county, Md
Posted

So I'm looking to brrrr my 3rd property. I'm trying to specialize in higher end sfh rentals. Using money from heloc on my primary residence for down payment and remodel costs. I haven't had luck getting my money back from refinancing the houses. Good tenants and decent cash flow, but the current house I'm looking at would leave me in a $40k hole. Is it expected to not be able to pull all your cash back out after refinancing? I like having nice maintenance free houses with good tenants and cash flow, but it's going to make for slow going to build up a good portfolio. I'm pretty new to investing and it is all a learning experience. I really like the brrrr idea, just slow going bc of the money out of pocket.  Thanks 

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