A property added to my portfolio that will cash flow $375 after refinance.

Our strategy for funding is to find private money lenders to fund our flips and rental units, then cash-out refinance the rental units in order to pay back our private money lenders (BRRRR). 

Me personally I want to do the BRRRR method by buying a house cash then puling my money back out on a cashout refinance.

They helped me do a cash out refinance into a 30 year loan, on a property that was illegally zoned. 

Lastly, a lot of this will come down to the numbers of the BRRRR, your purchase price, your rehab cost and your refinance costs.

Hi @Shawn Mcenteer, I haven't fully decided to go with CT because I'm still refining my criteria and seeing which markets align with it.

That means refinance or HELOC will return 75-80% on the appraised value.

What I'm trying to figure out is the rental price vs. the new refinance payment.

Would it make sense to refinance and hold off on buying a new property? 

Bigger Pockets Community, last year I provided private financing to a Real Estate investor, to rehab a duplex and either refinance or sell it and return my funds in six months.