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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

BRRRRing for the first time?
How is it that people generally finance a BRRRR deal? Hard money, transitioned to a conventional loan, right? Is there another, better way to do it? House hacking? I'm just wondering the best way to approach this correctly?
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House hacking is a good way to do it. That way you can leverage the FHA loan. That's what I did for my first deal.