Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice
Market News & Data
General Info
Real Estate Strategies

Landlording & Rental Properties
Real Estate Professionals
Financial, Tax, & Legal


Real Estate Classifieds
Reviews & Feedback
Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Has anyone used BRRRR with Bank financing?
Watched Brandon Turner's BRRRR webinar tonight and was curious about stories of anyone successful at using this strategy with bank financing. ???
Most Popular Reply

Hello @Gary C Jones,
Brandon does a great job teaching!
I have currently have one BRRRR under my belt and I think what you would call one with bank financing. I bought a house that needed some work(all cosmetic) with bank financing, you have to be careful here. A bank WILL NOT finance a deal if it is not in livable condition.
UNLESS you get a rehab loan in which the house must be livable after the contractor is finished. Look into 203k rehab loans, I hear its great but there are drawbacks. For instance you have to use a licensed contractor, not you.
The BRRRR strategy will work with 203k but remember you will be losing some profit because you're paying someone else for the sweat equity you were going to put in.
My BRRRR number example:
Purchase price: 101k
ARV: 187k
Rehab: 10k
If I were to pay someone for rehab I would "lose" another 10k or so. But some would say that I could've used my time in a higher and better use like finding more deals and surrounding myself with a team.
Good luck Gary!