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Keith W.
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  • Massachusetts
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Reserves Required for BRRR Strategy

Keith W.
  • Investor
  • Massachusetts
Posted

I've been researching the BRRR Strategy for about year now, in the meantime, I'm in the process of flipping a single family.

In all my research, a video I watched today was the first to mention that you will be required to have 6 months of mortgage payments as reserves in your bank account. The money has to be seasoned, in other words, recent large deposits are not allowed. 

Where I live, a typical 3 family could easily mortgage at $2500. So that’s $15,000 sitting in the bank. 

Can anyone confirm if this is the case? As a first time BRRR'er not knowing this before hand could be a huge obstacle and I've never heard of it before. If this is the case, then I think it should be more transparent.

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