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Andy LaVoy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Madison, WI
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Can BRRRR be done in Madison?

Andy LaVoy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Madison, WI
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Can BRRRR be done in Madison anymore? It seems to me the market is too overpriced and the cost and timelines of contractors would make it too slow and unreliable on the Rehab, but I'd love to hear a counter argument. Maybe you just need a higher budget? To buy off market? Have a great set of contractors?

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Chase Binnie
  • Real Estate Broker
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Chase Binnie
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Madison, WI
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I come across deals pretty often— from my own marketing efforts or from my network of investors & wholesalers. Check out the wednesday night meetup, the madison reia, or start building some friends who are active in real estate & you’ll come across off-market opportunities. 

The economy is great & many people are educated & have good paying careers. Most feel confident buying & holding here so in the desirable locations the rental income just maintains while you gain appreciation equity. It seems like there are investors buying negative cashflow rentals.. not my style. I see a lot of folks (including myself) picking up rentals in the small towns within commuting distance.

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