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How to determine if a market is good for BRRRR?
Hi!
I'm new to real estate investing and am slowly learning. I'm interested in the BRRRR method. How do I determine if a market is good for this method? I assume I should be looking for markets that have high cash flow - is this just the ratio of rent prices to sales prices?
Thank you!
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@Chintan Parikh look for markets where rental rates to purchase price ratios are high.
Generally, the midwest is the best market for BRRRRing, from a cashflow standpoint