BRRRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat
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Still attempting to understand BRRR
Ok, I need help understanding how BRRR works in this scenario. We recently purchased a distressed 2 br 1 bath home for 48,500.00 and rehab costs will be roughly 20k. The A.R.V is estimated to be 100,000.00 based on comps in the area. lf i cash out refinance 80K based on the A.R.V. then this property will not cash flow. I know it's considered a BRRR success to pull out more than you put in, but if pulling out results in negative cash flow how is that a good thing? What am I missing?