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Updated over 8 years ago,

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Lawrence Moore
  • Heath, TX
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Executing the BRRRR strategy with private money (sort of)

Lawrence Moore
  • Heath, TX
Posted

Has anyone ever done this?

There's a property that I'm looking at that could be bought for about $80,000-$100,000 in cash. It's a 4 plex and needs about $25K worth of work and the ARV should be $175,000-$200,000.

What if I purchased the property with cash using private money, and give my investor(s) a 6-7% return on investment yearly for the first 5 years. After year 5 I refinance the property and buy out the investor(s).

What do you all think of this strategy? 

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