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Jaime Rossini
  • Napa, CA
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BRRRRing 4-plex with Tenants on Leases

Jaime Rossini
  • Napa, CA
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I am looking at a good candidate for the BRRRR strategy that currently has 2 out of the 4 units on MTM and 2 units with time remaining on leases (4 months and 8 months). Wondering about the strategy for this: cash for keys; wait until leases are up; start rehabbing the 2 units on MTM and do the other two as the leases expire?

 The property cash flows as is, but I obviously would like to get the whole building Rehabbed, Rented, and Refinanced as soon as possible so I can perform that final R.

Also, If I wait to do the whole project until leases are up how do I calculate that into my numbers on the BRRRR calculator? And what's the best way to purchase the property in that case? Traditional financing, hard money?

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