We then refinanced the property and it has given us $140k in cash back and continually produces $1,800/month in cash flow.

I hope the deposit can be $10k or less and to use the rest for rehabbing and buffer.I have a good job with a good salary, so, if things go south a bit, I can cover a bit of the payments with my salary.My plan after that would be to attempt once again to get a lender in the US to lend me money on my two properties, one which I don't have any mortgage on, and the other which I would be essentially refinancing, and from there, buy my third.I'm sure after my third, some of the potential investors I'm talking to will be more interested in my business.Is this plan sound?

We refinanced at 6 months after purchase and currently have a 3.25% interest rate.

In fact, if you were to allow a non VA eligible buyer assume your mortgage, you would also be giving up your VA entitlement until that new owner sold or refinanced out of that VA entitled loan!

Is there a certain type of loan you get when refinancing so that it will free up cash?

Hard money refinanced into 30 year fixed rate commercial How did you add value to the deal?

So, I was getting really favorable loans from a local bank. They would finance purchase price on a BRRRR, repair costs, and if I did my figures right closing costs too and I would rarely be out of pocket. Now they've ...

Hi, I’m just trying to understand the BRRRR when refinancing your house, which type of refinancing would I choose for this strategy?

That wealth can be tapped through a number of vehicles - secured loans, re-financings, etc.         

If you go with a construction loan your interest will be 10%+ interest-only for the duration of the construction but then you can tap into that forced appreciated without either 1) financing the $60,000 out of pocket (e.g. driving down credit score making refinancing more difficult) 2) having a pre-payment penalty (fairly typical for long term investor products).