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IN the BRRRR method, what is the purpose of refinance?

Robert Amrhein
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Why not just rent and then repeat? Is the purpose to get an appraisal and see what the new value is?

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Originally posted by @Robert Amrhein:

Why not just rent and then repeat? Is the purpose to get an appraisal and see what the new value is?

You refinance it into a more conventional loan. 


Most people use hard money for a BRRRR which means 10% interest normally only on a short term loan 12 months often.

So you can't keep that loan- you use it originally because the property won't qualify for a normal FHA / Fannie/ Freddie type mortgage.

So you use that short term loan so you can buy it, renovate it..then once it's in financable condition. 

You refinance it into a standard long term loan- and hopefully are able to get a higher value so at the end you have $0 tied up in the deal. 

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