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BRRRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat
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Future Investor - BRRRR Question

Nicholas Duffus
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Hello BP community! I'm reaching out to see if someone can help clarify BRRRR for me. I've been obsessed with Real Estate and building my wealth for the past year. I understand the principles of Real Estate and I also understand the BRRRR method and it's steps. My only question is regarding the financing for the purchase of a "fixer upper". As we know distressed properties typically do not qualify for traditional financing. Being the person I am I like to streamline and make things efficient, so getting traditional financing would do just that. I've researched and I've found that foreclosed/bank owned properties do offer traditional financing. Is this true? Thanks in advance, I will make sure to reply back!

Best,


Nick

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