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BRRRR: 20% down? Is that even possible?
Good evening BP,
So I hear a lot about the BRRRR strategy but it seems like all the stories I have heard are people using this strategy by purchasing the whole property.
Has anyone used the BRRRR strategy with only putting 20% down?
If so, can you provide a few details?
My biggest dilemma is how do I make sure that when I refinance the house, after putting 20% down, my new mortgage payment won't be higher than the rent.