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Sara C.
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Rehabbing for a BRRRR versus a flip?

Sara C.
  • Realtor
  • Decatur, GA
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I've done a few flips, but will be running my next project as a BRRRR. I'd like to sell in year 5 or so.

I'm curious for those that have done BRRRR's - what did you differently than if you were flipping in terms of finishes and rehab decisions? My worry is having to go back in and repeat a lot of the work before selling.

Any ideas are appreciated! 

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Teri Feeney Styers
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Teri Feeney Styers
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@Sara C. odds of finding the same tenant for five years are probably not good. I would really give thought to the flooring. Vinyl plank or tile. If you wish to provide plain area rugs that would be okay - they can be easily replaced. But I wouldn't do carpet... You want to just scrub and go for the next renter.

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