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Briana Bean
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Springfield, MO
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Missing piece of the Brrrr method.

Briana Bean
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Springfield, MO
Posted

I understand the Brrrr method; mostly. But there is a missing piece of the puzzle in my head. 

It is my understanding that most banks will only give you 10 conventional loans. It is also my understanding that the theory behind the Brrrr method is to roll one rental properties equity into the next one ,by using cash out refinance, and do it over and over until you have met your goal. 

THE QUESTION: So, how do you continually get the bank to keep refinancing your properties into a conventional loan past the allotted number of 10 loans? (Or however many your allowed.)

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