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Andres Vanegas
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CoC Return/IRR on a BRRR deal

Andres Vanegas
  • Westbury, NY
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Hey Folks,

Wondering when Cash on Cash Return and IRR should be evaluated on a BRRR deal? Would you do it at the point of initiation - when you first purchase property- or the money you have in( if you do have money in) once you refinance?

Looking to acquire four more units this year (currently own a duplex) and need to get creative with financing. Will either be two duplexes or a four unit. Shooting to purchase with hard money with a partner and then refinance out of the hard money with a traditional mortgage.

Any insight would be helpful!

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    Joshua Mellor
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    Joshua Mellor
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    • Canandaigua, NY
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    @Andres Vanegas

    The cash on cash doesn’t matter as you are ideally pulling all your money out of it in the refinance stage.

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