Josh Matteson
Sell and Buy, or Heloc and Rent?
26 January 2023 | 12 replies
So if you want to use the HELOC, I would push towards a BRRRR where you can then repay the HELOC and recycle it.
Jeff Macdonald
Trustee's sale: What happens to personal property? My first deal.
8 January 2017 | 15 replies
Last year I had one that took 23 40-yard dumpsters to clear out and that didn't count several truckloads of recyclables.
Hans Thurau
Potential Difficulties for Investors Using the BURRR Strategy
17 January 2017 | 5 replies
It's more of a way for any investor to keep recycling his money instead of having to pop down 25% down payments over and over again.
Lola C.
Does this sound like a rental scam? Please help, need to sign lease
9 September 2014 | 52 replies
Rental companies would take the ads from newspapers and a free weekly paper called the Recycler, and then advertise them as their own rentals.
Toyin Dawodu
Buy and Hold, Does It Really Make Sense?
6 August 2017 | 167 replies
So he sold to Waste management got the huge check.. then buys it back 8 years later and now owns it and bought the one up in Chico and recycling etc etc.. he is a garbage King.
Bill Ellingsworth
buying back your home?
23 August 2011 | 10 replies
Even done to a home NOT in one of those statuses, by getting it at discount then recycling it to the original homeowner, is called FRAUD.
Andy Hathaway
Going full time with $50,000 in 4.5 years
5 May 2020 | 10 replies
I would go with BRRRR @Andy Hathaway as I find it to be the best way to recycle capital for more deals.
Michael Voltner
First Time Private Lending....Good Idea??
25 August 2022 | 9 replies
Now you have your original $100K back in your account and you continue to "recycle" that same $46K into your draw 2, then draw 3, and so on.
Joe Ratliff
BRRRR Strategy risk vs reward
16 January 2017 | 3 replies
Other than that, if you buy smart and give yourself plenty of cushion to cover for the unexpected, the process should recycle.
Shane O'Donnell
Creative Mulit Family Offer Ideas
3 October 2017 | 7 replies
But, as Jeff said, finding a property with a 'value add' potential is paramount (outside of seller-financing) if you plan on recycling your capital faster.