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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Quick question for starting out using the BRRRR method...........
So I just started reading the BRRRR book and in the beginnng, it talks about the traditional method of buying houses opposed to the BRRRR method. I could be wrong but it seemed like with the BRRRR method, people were buying the houses outright with cash and doing renovations with cash they had on hand. I certainly want to follow the BRRRR method but I definetly do not have the cash for both of those. If I want to finance a house from the bank and pay cash for renovations, is my plan for following the BRRRR method already done before it's even started?