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Updated over 2 years ago, 05/04/2022

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Brian Garrett
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Palm Beach County, FL
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BRRRR without proof of income?

Brian Garrett
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Palm Beach County, FL
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How would I be able to buy a property initially and cash out refinance utilizing the BRRRR strategy if I cannot prove income right now? That's the biggest hurdle I'm experiencing in planning for my future cash flow properties at the moment. I have a decent amount of cash saved up but even if I used that to buy a property outright I'm still going to run into the problem of getting my cash back out to reinvest into the next property, correct? Is there anyway around this? Creating an LLC and getting a commercial loan instead of trying to get a conventional loan in my personal name? HELOC? What should my strategy be? I just don't want to end up stuck with the one property without being able to roll that cash over into the next one to keep growing my portfolio.

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