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David Jarvi
  • Investor
  • Morongo Valley, CA
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The BRRR Strategy for the unemployed (er.. retired crowd)

David Jarvi
  • Investor
  • Morongo Valley, CA
Posted

Quit my job 3 months ago & am doing real estate deals full time.  (thank you, thank you as I take my bow)

The majority of the rentals I have were put into the mix 6 months ago. (although I have 2 that are 2 yrs old)

The lenders I've spoken said they need to see 1 year of P&L on all these rentals - as I would need to fully qualify on the passive income they produce... before I can qualify to do a "cash out refinance" on any of the properties.

Does this sound about right to everyone?

Perhaps there might be "direct/portfolio lender" out there with different guidelines?

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