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Will Coleman
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My BRRRR strategy success story

Will Coleman
  • Lender
  • Knoxville, TN
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Howdy all, 

I thought I would share my property that I implemented the BRRRR strategy on. We purchased for 90k put about a 25k rehab budget into it with a hard money loan. Refinanced with an ARV at about 150k. It's currently cash flowing $400 a month with approx. 40k in equity in the house. Check out the before and after pictures. @Robbie Wyness 

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Mary White
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Mary White
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Klamath Falls, OR
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You can't always get every single penny back out of a deal. My last BRRRR, I left about $10,000 in the deal because the appraisal came in very low (rural, no comps). If the appraisal had been spot on I would have made $60,000 profit. The property still cash flows $1800/month (4-plex) so in my book it's a great deal. You basically paid $10,000 for a property that makes you $400 a month. Job well done!

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