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Updated over 5 years ago,
BUILD, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat
I am in Oregon. Houses are expensive here.
Why don't I see more BRRRR strategies that involve BUILDING vs buying a distressed property?
I understand the numbers may not line up in certain areas although in Oregon I can develop a property as follows:
$30,000 for a lot
$40,000 to develop
$120,000 for Hiline, Adair, or Simplicity to build
$190,000 all in for a 3/2 home with garage worth $275,000 pretty easily.
Cash out refi at 85% LTV giving us:
$233,750 - $190,000 = $43,750 plus whatever down payment we put.
This would rent for $1,500 to $1,800 a month.
What am I missing from this scenario?
Why bother rehabbing if this can be done?