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BRRRR refinance question
Need clarification on cash flow during refinance phase:
Purchase 200k; initial down 40k; rehab cost 20k ; suppose ARV 250k; rent from unit $1400; so if I refinance then the amount I would want to take out would be the initial loan of 160k + 60k of my money to put in the next house. At 4% with PIT the payment is appr $1500 with the HoA dues of $250. So my cash flow is negative $100. Unless one is buying the property at very low price then it will possibly work for positive cash flow.
Need a better grasp on the BRRRR strategy. Confused??
Thanks