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Taylor Johnson
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Lingering Questions About the BRRRR Method

Taylor Johnson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Detroit, MI
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Last week I watched Brandon's webinar on the BRRRR method and thought it could be a way to get started. Now I have a couple of questions for someone who has used it before or better familiar than me. When you refinance you now have a mortgage with the bank, is there a limit to how many mortgages you can have? What are the disadvantages of having most or all of your properties with a mortgage?

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Bob Okenwa
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Bob Okenwa
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@Taylor Johnson

Fannie Mae limits you to 10 mortgage and Freddie Mac limits you to 6 properties. The disadvantage to having 6-10 mortgages is having to make 6-10 different payments, and with Fannie Mae, the more mortgage you acquire, the higher the qualifications that include larger down payments, higher credit scores, and higher reserves.

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