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Construction Loan for BRRRR
I am a very new aspiring real estate investor. I've been on BP for about a week sifting through the site. I'm interested to begin investing utilizing the BRRRR method. I have yet to come across a mention of utilizing a construction loan for the rehab and then refinancing when it's complete or ReFi after some "seasoning." Perhaps it's not possible, I'm not sure but I thought this would be a good risk-free place to pose the question.
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Originally posted by @Zac El:
I am a very new aspiring real estate investor. I've been on BP for about a week sifting through the site. I'm interested to begin investing utilizing the BRRRR method. I have yet to come across a mention of utilizing a construction loan for the rehab and then refinancing when it's complete or ReFi after some "seasoning." Perhaps it's not possible, I'm not sure but I thought this would be a good risk-free place to pose the question.
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It's a very common way to accumulate properties. Some people do it with hard money where the rehab is covered at 100% and the acquisition is funded at 90% and below. It's very important to have a wide spread between where you bought the property and the prevailing value once renovated. Generally max 70% of the after repair value is the number to shoot for.
Stephanie