I'm getting acquainted with the risks of any investment and am wondering about the refinancing risk of BRRRR.The whole idea is to get a good refinance to pull your money out of the first property and move to the next.

You could certainly put all your names on the mortgage but you won’t be able to remove the other parties until the loan is paid off or refinanced. 

We're BRRRRing all of these properties and I'm okay with leaving a few G's in each one but I'd like to hear what you guys have encountered when you've refinanced your properties.I anticipate potentially having to push back on some appraisals considering the properties we're buying.

I’m torn on what I should do...A) Seek the possibility of refinancing in order to rent it out.

Are you interested in refinancing to take out as much as possible and keeping it as a rental?

I would consult with your tax advisor, but it has been my experience that refinancing a property immediately after closing is a viable solution.  

I am thinking of refinancing my residential properties and would like to find out what is the best rate That woIld be offered by landers.

(leave 34k in the deal and refinance at a later date)Just finished reading @David Greene's book, and learning about the velocity of money concept of using cash and refinancing and using for the next deal.

During the course of this, they re-wrote the paperwork to change the interest from 12% to 7% which we agreed to get when they refinanced based on having the property more substantially leased.

I am refinancing after the Fed meeting next week, opening a HELOC, and continuing to save.