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Updated almost 8 years ago, 02/26/2017

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Lee Cruz
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  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Do you look for your next deal during your rehab phase?

Lee Cruz
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  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
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How quickly do you start looking to acquire your next property if you are using the BRRRR strategy? Do you wait until you have the property refinanced and go to the next? One by one? Im assuming you do this if your a newbie like myself.

But say you have 4 - 8 completed, do you already have a system in place? I ask because im going in with a partner. I have my own capitol and he has his own capitol. We were just gonna wait and see how the first 1 or 2 go, then hopefully develop a more sound system where during the rehab, hes already looking to make a deal. Would we be spreading ourselves too thin by trying to scale quickly? Thanks for reading.

  • Lee Cruz