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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

pumping the brakes on BRRRR with all this “recession” talk?
I understand it’s more about time in the market rather than timing the market. I assume this adage holds true with real estate too. I also understand that no one can really predict a true recession.
With all that in mind and the market going haywire, is anyone else pumping the brakes on BRRR investing or being more cautious? My only concern is getting caught with my pants down with high interest rate debt before I can refinance on a secured loan. Or assuming higher ARVs at the beginning of the deal but seeing a dip towards the end.
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@David Hanor if you can't hold a brrrr without refinancing I wouldn't risk it in the first place. Should you be cautious yes but you should have been cautious a week ago too.