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Rudy Brown
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  • West Palm Beach, FL
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160k to invest: BRRRR vs Traditional Buy-n-Hold

Rudy Brown
  • Investor
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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Hello BPers, 

As the title states. I just got a HELOC for 100k and I have about 60k of my own money to invest. I love the BRRRR strategy but finding a killer deal in my competitive South Florida market is nearly impossible. Additionally, with a 120k budget, I would only be able to fund one property at a time. That being said, would it be as advantageous to spread my money out and put 20% down on 4 to 5 properties (Traditional) as opposed to 1 property with BRRRR? What method can I scale quicker with? Thanks in advance!

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