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BBRRR - Buy Land, Build Housing, Rent, Refinance,

Julio Ochoa
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Hi, I'm Julio Ochoa. I am an investor/developer in Northern California

I'd like to share a strategy for executing BRRRR but buying land and building housing on it instead.

Buy land -> Build Housing -> Rent -> Refinance -> Repeat

You add massive value to the property by building new instead of purchasing an already existing building. 

The more value you add to a property, the more fruitful the investment. 

You get the benefit of

- Providing a highly demanded product

- 2x-3x income by using Airbnb (buy the property in a populated/traveled area)

- Owning a building that requires 0 to little maintenance

- Reinvesting the capital instead of having it stuck in a property

- With some repetitions, your capital will have grown enough to invest in a long-term hold providing enough passive income for your/your family's retirement

Let me know if you'd like to discuss anything I mentioned or have any questions. 

Thanks for reading!

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