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Updated almost 8 years ago, 02/22/2017

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Jonathan Darling
  • Myrtle Beach, SC
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BRRRR Method Refinance

Jonathan Darling
  • Myrtle Beach, SC
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Hello everyone,

I'm just starting out in real estate investing and I'm thinking about using the BRRRR method. But the one piece I'm still not sure about is the refi. One example I've seen is you buy a house for $70,000 and put in $35,000 worth of work into it. So now you're into it for $105,000 and you go to refi and it appraises for $150,000 so you get a new mortgage for for 70% which is $105,000 and pull your investment pack out of the deal. But how do you know that $35,000 worth of work you did to the house to fix it up is going to increase the value by $80,000? Is this even possible or just wishful thinking?

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