BRRRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat
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BRRRR HELOC Analysis
Would anyone feel so kind as to walk me through the BRRRR calculator using a HELOC? I haven't yet figured out how to incorporate that monthly payment until refinance. I feel like I just have to enter the purchase as "cash" but then I don't see what I'd being paying on the HELOC.
Sample analysis:
$40 K Purchase Price
$20 K Rehab
All paid for with HELOC at 4.5%
Is there a place to put these numbers that I'm not seeing? Or do I just have to do the math on my own.
Thanks in advance.
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@JoDell Walker easiest would be to use rehab and purchase price as the purchase price. 0% down and 4.5% interest over however many years amortized. It will give a higher carrying cost but it is better to be conservative. Then just enter your refinance portion.