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Douglas Hogue
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
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I have a property and want to use the BRRR strategy but how?

Douglas Hogue
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
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I have a portfolio I purchased in 8/20. I’m looking to Cash out Refinance..... The portfolio consists of 2 multi Family and 3 Single Family homes. Out of the 5 properties only 1 of the Single family homes is currently being renovated and is currently rented.

I don’t have good credit but I do have partners who do ranging from 700-800. We are looking to get 300k to keep building our portfolio. We have been having issues finding a lender that can support what we need. We are looking to refinance the portfolio and obtain a commercial Loan.

How would I use the BRRR strategy here?

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