For one, your appraisals use an entirely different method which can definitely be in your favor.

You should be able to get it refinanced with about 4.5% interest for a 30 year loan, I just did for a home in Pittsburgh that i own with an LLC, so that should help by about $100 a month.I try to BRRRR single family homes with ARV's in the mid 100's. 

If you haven't heard the term BRRRR look it up here there is a ton of info about it. 

A few weeks ago I posted about one of our most recent BRRRR deals and since then my inbox has been flooded and I have had several hundred investors, agents and Bigger pockets members reach out asking for help or advice.

I've been setting things up to use hard money for a BRRRR project because they usually don't qualify for a traditional finance option. 

You just have to keep trying different methods.

If anyone who reads this has any suggestions, methods, or knowledge that is unknown to both me and my lender then I would GREATLY appreciate it. 

If this number is a large enough number to accelerate your investing plans and brings in more money than what you're currently cash flowing, you may want to consider doing the BRRRR. 

I am currently reading about the BRRRR strategy from David Greene's book.

Hello My name is Justin and I am from Long Island looking to do my first brrrr investment in Rochester.