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BRRR Refi - Please explain!
Hello BP Team!
Looking for a more detailed walk thru the refinance part of the BRRR…
How is the qualification process? I know that that the concept is that I cash out and get the new property…however, since these are regular mortgage loans, how do I qualify for several properties on my salary?
I own my primary residence and I will probably qualify for a second mortgage (maybe)…however, I still don’t understand how I would keep getting mortgages with the same income. I understand that the rental income will be taken in consideration; however, most of that income will go to pay the mortgage and expenses. With a profit of lets say 500 a month it will not be enough to qualify for a new property…I know I am missing something!
I have tried mortgage lenders, but they are not friendly to investors so I haven’t gotten a real answer.
Looking forward to hear your (BP Team) input!
Yadira
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