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All Forum Posts by: Casey Adams

Casey Adams has started 5 posts and replied 23 times.

Post: Are Refi's on BRRRs with current rates making them hard to cash flow?

Casey Adams
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Thank you both for your responses! I may start to peruse the Philly area. I was able to find solid cash flow in the Cleveland area, but it doesn't appear that properties up there tend to gain much equity. 

I'll continue to broaden my criteria and I really appreciate the time!


Hi Casey - we are seeing a lot of traction in Memphis, TN (as well as IN). Properties are on the cheaper side - with some good rehab, I'm seeing good appreciation along with solid rent numbers. A lot of investors are utilizing Section 8 in that market also. 


Thank you very much! I will look into Memphis as well. I got a hefty HELOC but I gotta make sure the ARV works out. I don't like to hold debt for too long and want that thing Refi'd and gone (or as close as I can get) after the seasoning period.

Post: Are Refi's on BRRRs with current rates making them hard to cash flow?

Casey Adams
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Thank you both for your responses! I may start to peruse the Philly area. I was able to find solid cash flow in the Cleveland area, but it doesn't appear that properties up there tend to gain much equity. 

I'll continue to broaden my criteria and I really appreciate the time!

Post: Are Refi's on BRRRs with current rates making them hard to cash flow?

Casey Adams
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Hello,

I'm new to the BRRR game, am currently waiting for approval on all my HELOC paperwork, and researching various markets. When I look at potential rentals (just putting 20% down and renting it), there's seems to be the ability to cash flow from my calculations.

However, when looking at rehab properties to BRRR, .75%-.8% cash out refi's I'm seeing are turning my properties into negative cash flow monthly. Am I missing something or is ARV valuation going too high spiking deals because of the interest rates right now?

Thank you for anyone who responds. Looking to educate myself and learn.