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BRRRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat
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Chris Hiser
  • Havertown, PA
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BRRRR holding costs how do you pay for them

Chris Hiser
  • Havertown, PA
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New investor and new to BRRRR, I understand the principle of this process but the one thing I can't seem to figure out or maybe it just me, is how do you cover your holding costs? In the purchase phase you typically buy in cash, however one goes about that makes sense, but do you build in holding costs to those loans like you do for rehab? Second part, I guess depends on how your deal is structured with your lender, is do you make monthly payments for said holding costs (taxes/interest) or do you pay it all back at once after you refi and pay off original loans. Just want to see what other BP members have done and what you prefer. Thank you all for the information!

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