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BRRRR or Flip on first deal? Best way to fund 2nd deal
Ok BP I’m house hacking currenty in NJ and now ready to buy my first out of market in Ohio (partnering w my brother who lives in market).
Found a SF house in a rapidly appreciating neighborhood for $60,000. Needs about $50,000 of work, comps are selling from $140-160.
Two Questions:
1. If we can do a cash purchase, should we or is financing a better idea? Leaning towards a mortgage just in case we run into unexpected rehab costs.
2. Assuming we run our numbers correctly and this works out smoothly is flipping a better strategy than BRRRR to fund the next deal?
Before we move forward we want a clear strategy. Long term the goal is to build a portfolio of positive cash flowing properties, but I want the first deal to fund the next and so on (will be my cash invested initially).
Thoughts??
- Peter