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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Rigo V.
  • Investor
  • Morris Plains, NJ
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Poke holes in my plan-SOFI purchase BRRR

Rigo V.
  • Investor
  • Morris Plains, NJ
Posted

I was looking at my plans and hoping to scale as quickly and obviously safely as possible.

I started thinking about possibly purchasing a property with a 100K sofi personal loan and doing the brrr process. I have the cash in reserves to pay the monthly payments while I wait to season the property.

After the refi I would obviously pay them them off (no prepayment penalty), recoup my monthly payments and repeat if I find another good deal. 

The rental income (75%) should offset the debt and given that I have pretty low debt, the dti ratio should not be an issue.

Anyone see any holes in my idea? 

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