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Kirsten Braddock
  • Investor
  • Ponte Vedra, FL
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question about the BRRRR strategy

Kirsten Braddock
  • Investor
  • Ponte Vedra, FL
Posted

I have a property that I want to leverage in 6 months to help me buy my next property. If I were to pull out 80% of what its worth, it causes my ROI to go up, but brings my cash flow down. I like to keep my cash flow on my properties above $200 month. After running calculations, my cash flow will come down to $150. Does it make sense to access the funds to buy another property even though it brings my first properties cash flow down?

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