I’m currently reading the BRRR…method.

@Carlos Ladron de guevara while finding a property to flip might be similar to finding on to use the BRRRR method on I would still suggest to post this in the Wholesaling forum.  

I just purchased by second multi family and it’s going to be my first brrrr .

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

We were able to pay cash for this one after refinancing our primary residence, so we could always treat this house as a BRRRR. 

Since this is a long term process (6 months), it would obviously be a BRRRR.

This provides a method to cover the injured student without it going to a Lawsuit/Claim. 

I would like to get in to doing the BRRRR strategy after I get out of the Air Force to help fund more rentals but for now I do not have the time to flip houses myself. 

Hello,I found a beat up duplex that is currently getting $750/ per unit.I figure I can put $41,000 into it to get it really nice and raise rents to $875/ per unit.I dont think he will take less than $117,000 and we think it will be valued at $190,000 afterwards.I put the number into the Brrrr calculator.I'm going for cashflow to free myself from the rat race.Did I do the numbers right?

It’s my first time nearing the end of the BRRRR cycle and I got a rate of 2.75% with an 80% LTV FHA.