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Michael M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tustin, CA
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Confusion on Refinancing from the BRRR

Michael M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tustin, CA
Posted

Hi Everyone, 

So I've been reading articles on the infamous BRRR strategy and the refinance portion is the area I'm having a little trouble comprehending.

Could someone please explain exactly the process of refinance? Heres my understanding of it so far,  you get a conventional loan for the property, then you refinance (after the required time period) which reflects the current value of the inflated home price, then you receive a loan larger than the initial one? I guess my confusion is how exactly does it help with additional cash reserve if your receiving a brand new loan altogether? 

Any answers are extremely appreciated!

Thanks!

Michael 

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