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Updated over 5 years ago,
Best Method To Finance BRRRR?
Hello,
I have a question about the BRRRR method - actually, it may not be about the BRRRR method, but rather the best method to finance single family homes (SFH) used for rental purposes. Here is my situation:
- My primary residence has about 300k (3.125%) remaining on a 17 year mortgage and has a current market value of about 850k (I currently do VRBO / AirBnb rentals and has an IRR of ~15%).
- I have condo that I own free and clear and is worth approximately 200k (I do rentals on this as well).
- I have a vacation home that own that was purchased 3 years ago for 340k (3.5% for 30 years) with 10% down is now worth at least 380k, but probably closer to 400k (currently rented long term with an IRR of ~15%)
That being said, I'm looking to purchase my next investment (SFH) which would be 3bd / 2ba home in a nearby market that would cost up to 200k. I know how much this home would need to rent for based upon for a decent IRR (+10%), but I am trying to determine the best method to finance.
Since this will be an investment home, it will require 20% down + plus closing costs. My questions are:
- Should I get a HELOC on one of my existing properties to use for the 20% down payment? If so, which property should I use?
- Should I just save up the 20% with my partner instead?
- I would start with a single, SFH and get it rented out, and then purchase a second home, and repeat.
My plan is not necessarily to rehab (unless it is needed), but rather to find homes in areas with low price-rent ratios and rent them out straight away.
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!