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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Alternative to the BRRRR strategy?
Is there a good way to pull your money out of an investment property after purchasing it with cash as opposed to using financing? For example, a property is purchased in cash, the rehab is done, the property is rented. Is there any way to pull the equity, which would essentially be the value of the house, back out of the deal to repeat the process?
Thanks in advance!