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Ben Peyton
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BRRRR Strategy in Columbus

Ben Peyton
  • KANSAS CITY, MO
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Hi all - Just wondering if anyone has any experience deploying this strategy here in Columbus or Central Ohio? I find this strategy interesting and I wanted to get some other peoples' opinions on it. Pros? Cons? 

As a side note, the term BRRRR seems to be relatively new but I'm reading a book from 2005 and the strategy discussed in it is exactly the same. Just found that a funny.

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Grant Patmon
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Grant Patmon
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  • Columbus, OH
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I have been doing that here in C-Bus for the past few years. It works great except... Your debt to income eventually maxes out! :( I was able to buy 5 units that way while in school with a very low income though. Now I'm flipping to raise my income to buy more rentals via the BRRR strategy. If you have a high taxable income you will probably have quite a bit of success doing this.

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