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Nicholas Lohr
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The BRRRR strategy when you already start with a 30 year fixed?

Nicholas Lohr
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Quick question about the BRRRR strategy. I understand the strategy when you have a higher interest hard money loan and you want to refi into a 30 year fixed lower rate but can someone explain how it can work when you have a 30 year fixed from the start?

Specifically I bought a property for 200k and got a 30 year fixed, I'll put about 60k into it, and next year I think it'll appraise for 300k.

Can someone walk me through the numbers of how can I use the BRRRR strategy for this?

thanks!

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Brent Coombs
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Brent Coombs
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@Nicholas Lohr, in future, you NEED to ensure that each BRRRR deal has you gaining at least an extra 40% equity/appraisal on top of your cost (including borrowings). Simple.

13% extra, as in this case, just won't cut it as a sustainable strategy. Cheers...

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