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Brrrr vs Traditional Rental Properties
Hello all,
I wanted to hear some opinions on Brrrring vs. Traditional rental property investing - specifically the financing/refinancing aspect.
To do my first brrrr, I would have to have 100% cash for the purchase, rehab and closing costs.
I would then refinance for 75% of the ARV
Hopefully, that 75% would be enough for the next purchase and rehab and so on.
My question is: is it worth it to wait and save enough cash to fully cover the cost of the brrr project, or should I split that into many different down payments and have more properties?
I'm sure everyone's situation is different, just wanted to hear some opinions.
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@Nathan Goff When they talk about "cash" in a brr situation it's not always cash like in a savings account.
Some other options are:
Hard Money- Google Hard Money Lender
Private money- your parents, friends, people you know
Line of credit- If the purchase price is cheap enough, sometimes you can get a LOC from a local bank
Construction Mortgage or 203k FHA Construction Mortgage- this can be done through most banks, just start talking to local banks and let them know what you are trying to do.
Cash- from a savings account
Hope that provides some value :)