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Edison Nunez
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BRRR ?? On 2nd Property

Edison Nunez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • New Windsor, NY
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Hi everyone...

I currently purchased a property on Auction.com for $43K and will like to apply the BRRRR strategy but have some questions. First, see numbers below.

Purchase $43,000 

Closing cost $4,500

Rehab $2,500

Rent $1,200

ARV $80,000

So I have invested $50K cash and will be renting for no less than $1,200.   

The lease will start on January 1st 2017.  Here's the big question...

Will I be able to refinance this thing right away after the lease starts?  I need my money back so I can do it again.  

 Thanks in advance...

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JD Martin
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JD Martin
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You can, but you'll only be able to get a percentage of your purchase price. You'll have to wait at least 6 months in order to get a refi based on your new rehab value. 

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