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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
I'm a beginner. Help me analyze this BRRRR deal
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@Michael D Morrow with $20k left in the property, youve forgot about the "R" for "repeat". Ideally, you'd want to refinance $119k in order to get all of your money out to start over. Overall though, the numbers look good if you're comfortable with leaving that cash in the property. I see you have some utilities in your expenses, are you planning on paying that as a landlord. One of the advantages of SFR investing is that, usually, the tenant pays all utilities.