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Ace Kaspar
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Is the BRRRR strategy still feasible?

Ace Kaspar
  • Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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I have been looking into the BRRRR strategy for awhile but with interest rates where they are, is the BRRRR method still possible to benefit from?

I am still learning how to go about doing it and would appreciate any insight!

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Jack Mawer
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Even though rates have taken a hit over the course of the last six months, we have seen stabilization/decline over the last 60 days - it is definitely still possible to benefit from the BRRRR strategy. If you find an asset and can add significant value to it and then have run the numbers and it will still cash flow as a rental with today's rates, I would say go for it. Marry the property and date the rate and you can always refinance down the road.

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