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Branden Ellenberger
  • Structural Engineer
  • Warrington, PA
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BRRR vs Flipping

Branden Ellenberger
  • Structural Engineer
  • Warrington, PA
Posted

So, I'm still a newbie and trying to filter through all my internal questions...

I feel like I understand the gist of private lending in regards to the BRRR method which I'm interested in however, what I don't understand yet is how the private lender/investor relationships work in terms of pay off for flips. If I was to work closely with a private investor that strictly finances the down payment and the repairs for the property, how do we structure the pay off if I was to turn around the sell the property? This can hopefully help me discuss the general agreement with my private lender.

Thanks in advance!

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