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Brrrr method with new construction?

Nathan Leger
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Does the BRRRR method work with new construction? seems like an obvious yes but can i get some feedback about new construction as opposed to buying something already in existence.

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Michael Dumler
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Michael Dumler
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@Nathan Leger, I'm not in the new construction space, but a BRRRR new build does not seem to make much sense unless the contractor acquires the land, labor, and material below market value. AKA there are way more variables to account for than a traditional BRRRR. Very rarely would a builder be able to pull all of their money out from the end project. This is why new builds are often sold to other investors or home buyers. Buying something already in existence provides a little more opportunity and less hassle than a new build. Curious to hear others' thoughts and experiences.

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