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Brrrr strategy Rick D

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Overall the Brrrr strategy creates another bill. How do you pay the interest on the refinance/heloc and the mortgage for new investment and still make cash flow?

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The refinance should pay off the private loan (I assume that's what you're referring to). Then you use that private loan for a new investment which will generate it's own income.

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