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Updated over 6 years ago,
Understanding BRRRR method
I was just reading a post on here about the BRRRR method.
It got me thinking. I need to understand how it works better. I know what it stands for and I get the process but I could use some clarification.
So you buy a property at say 45k
ARV is 100k
The rehab is going to cost 30k
Hard money lender lends on a 75% LTV
So it would mean you need 25k out of pocket for a down payment if the ARV is 100k. Plus closing costs.
You finish the rehab. You cash out refi 75% and take your 75k.
After paying back the hard money lender
40k purchase price, and 35k rehab....your left with 0$ and a property with a mortgage.
What am I missing lol.
Also what about the issue with DTI. At some point your DTI would be o high to continue refinancing. I guess that's when you just sell for a profit and just flip until your doing it with all your cash ?