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Grant Mitchell
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Scaling Real Estate.

Grant Mitchell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Youngstown, OH
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Hello All, Closed on my first property back in February. Now have actual tenants moving in a few weeks from now. I’m attempting the BRRRR strategy but can’t refinance for another few months due to having low equity in home. Is there another way to scale at a more accelerated pace? Just looking at ways to get as many units as possible (good deals of course). All pointers, success stories, and advice are welcome! Thanks

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You could look to partner with someone who has more money but doesn't have the time to find properties and manage them. Or perhaps private lenders. Or you could flip a house or two to raise more capital. 

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