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All Forum Posts by: Drew Smith

Drew Smith has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

Post: Better method- Low Down Payment or BRRRR

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@Michael Haas- I sent you a DM

Post: Better method- Low Down Payment or BRRRR

Drew SmithPosted
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Thanks for the feedback everyone. This was extremely useful.

Post: Better method- Low Down Payment or BRRRR

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Thanks, @Kenton LeVay! I knew I was missing something. Right now, I'm working to narrow down the markets I'm interested in, but I want to make sure I'm ready to hit the ground running.

Good luck with your house hack, and let me know if you'd be interested to connect more. 

Post: Better method- Low Down Payment or BRRRR

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Hi all,

New investor here. I currently live in Seattle and am looking to invest out of state where my money can go further. So far, I've mostly been focusing on my education by reading and listening to podcasts. 

I have some money saved up and planned to use that to BRRRR a du/tri/quadplex. However, I was listening to episode #448 of the bigger pockets podcast last night. They talked about getting a loan with 3% or 5% down; then you won't get much value by BRRRRing since I won't have much cash equity in the property. The obvious Con is higher mortgage payment + mortgage insurance. Any other thoughts on which strategy makes more sense? Looking forward to connecting