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BRRRR method question
Going through my first property using BRRRR method I'm at refinance stage at about two months in trying to refi but most banks are requiring 6 month seasoning so looking for advice. I found a couple banks requiring 3 months seasoning which would work but higher interest and closing costs taking away some of cash flow on property if I roll all costs into mortgage. Just wondering what everyones thoughts are? Just go higher interest, have less cash flow and move on? Or wait for the 6 months?