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Anthony West
  • Accountant
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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BRRRR Strategy - A couple questions

Anthony West
  • Accountant
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Hello,

I was recently told about bigger pockets and it is great so far. I have been investing in real estate for the last 10 years but have just heard about the BRRRR strategy.

It sounds intriguing. I have the cash and plan to do something similar before hearing about it. Always easier to buy a house with cash and can normally get a better deal.

My question for those who implement the BRRRR strategy is this:

After you have done this with 5 properties and now have 5 mortgages after refinancing each home. Do you still run into the problem of lenders only allowing 5 mortgages before you have to look for a different method of financing?

Or, is it different because each additional house your buying with cash and refinancing later?

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