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BRRRR method initial cash
Hello all. I am new to the real estate investing world, and I have a question on the BRRRR method. I am reading David Green's book on the matter, and he suggests that when using the BRRRR method you should save up or find another way to buy the house with cash up front. This way, you can refinance after adding value to the house and regain your capital. I am wondering what is stopping you from obtaining a loan to buy the house initially and then in a similar manner refinancing after the value is increased to again pull out your capital. I am confused as to why the second method isn't valid. I really appreciate all of the help in advanced. Thanks!
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@Mack Braun The second method is valid. As Kenneth mentioned, if you use traditional financing, you eliminate many homes since they won't qualify. You can explore using hard money or private money to secure the property initially and close almost like a cash transaction in many cases. Here is a guide to help.