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A Full Understanding of the BRRR Strategy

Omar Butler
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Can someone please explain the BRRR strategy thoroughly. Fun fact, I will be using a hard money lender and the interest rate is 11%. Can someone please explain, so that I can make the right decisions when investing.

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Here is an example with numbers (an ideal best case scenario):

  • ARV: $175K
  • purchase price: $90K
  • closing costs (including HM interest): $10K
  • rehab: $25K
  • All-In cost: $90K+$10K+$20K = $125K
  • Hard money loan (70% of ARV): $122.5K
  • Out of pocket: $2500
  • Once the rehab is finished and the property is rented, refinance $122.5K into 30yr fixed
  • End result: $52.K captured equity with $2500 out of pocket.

The rent should be above $1300

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