BRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat, and it's one of the most powerful ways to scale your investment portfolio using leverage.

I’m looking to pivot my focus to the North Carolina market and would appreciate your insights.I’m specifically in search of lenders who offer refinance loans tailored for non-U.S. citizens, ideally with shorter seasoning requirements.

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This sounds like a different situation than a "BRRRR" strategy refinance question - however, this article published here on BP last year goes through a lot of the different refinance options on the market for investment properties.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/brrrr-loans-what-are-the-...

We are paying $300k for the land and as a builder my costs are lower but let’s use retail so it’s safe. 900k build so a grand total of $1.2milIf you put 20% down and refinance in a year from now at 5.9 (realistic to me) that would be $24k net after taxes, 7% put for capex and repairs(it’s new), and insurance.

In my opinion, the short answer is to use your cash and refinance it into a 'standard' loan if you are going to rent it or sell it when you are done. 

Hey Jason,Sounds like it is time for you to refinance your properties into DSCR loans.

Cash out refinance 75% LTV rates are hovering around 7.125% with Fico's around 720+.

Alternatively, consider a cash-out refinance or HELOC to access equity for future investments while keeping the property.

I'd recommend going with your LLC/ entity as you'd need it changed to that should you want to refinance under your entity name in the future.