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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Question about buy and refinancing using the BRRRR method
Hi all,
Does anyone have an answer to the following question about the BRRRR method for me?
The question:
Using the BRRRR method, am I taking out two mortgages on a home and using the second to pay off the first?
For example:
Let's say I'm buying a property and I'm putting a 20% downpayment on a good price under market value. Therefore, I am getting financing (a mortgage) for the remaining 80% of the sale price. After I do the rehab and get renters I then go through the refinancing process to get the ARV and LTV and use my LTV (my second mortgage) to pay off my initial mortgage (assumingI made sure the LTV is equal to or larger than the first mortgage).
Is this correct?
Thanks everybody.