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Scott K.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bushwick, Brooklyn
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Possible BRRRR opportunity?

Scott K.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bushwick, Brooklyn
Posted

I'm looking at a property with two buildings.

The first house is very well kept and reflects its fair market value - no substantial room for improvement there. The second, however, is a very spacious two-floor standalone building. It's basically a garage/storage area, but could be converted into a legal home/livable space.

If we were to purchase the property through a conventional loan and convert the 2nd building, is it fair to assume we could then refi at a higher property value?

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