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Is it me or are more investors against the BRRRRR method?

Nadir M.
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What's everyone take on the BRRRRR method? I think it's a fantastic idea but I'm beginning to hear more and more investors against it. Shouldn't be leaving money in your property. 75% LTV or even 80% isn't enough. Losing more money in long run. I disagree

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Ryan Murdock
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I've done plenty of BRRRR's at 75-80% LTV and still been able to pull 100%+ of my original money back out. I've also had deals where I've had to leave some money in too but it was still a great return on a cash flowing property.

Maybe in an ultra-hot market you could just sell outright (flip) and collect the extra cash but now you're looking at significant tax implications and there's no long term residual income.  

Whatever works best for you, your goals, and your situation. 

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