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Zack Murphy First deal: Efficiency
15 February 2009 | 3 replies

Efficiency in a condo building across the street from major urban university. "motivated seller" in ad title

List: $120,000 (down from 150,000 a week ago)
Currently rented @ $1300
taxes: $157
condo fee: $387

Expens...

Pat Dansdill Thinking through the logistics of BRRRR
8 February 2019 | 8 replies

Hello all,I would like to use the BRRRR strategy on a property, but don't fully understand the details-any help is appreciated!1-Am I wrong in assuming you can buy a physically distressed property with only the down p...

Fallon Gilbert Cannot find a lender. Please help!
5 August 2023 | 28 replies

Hey all,I’ve been having an extremely hard time finding a lender for my situation. I have 3 properties that are owned free and clear however the values are less than $75,000 each which most lenders will not do a portf...

Laura Levine Need advice for refinancing out of a 5/1 ARM in NJ
18 April 2015 | 9 replies

Good morning!  My husband and I bought a fixer upper duplex in 8/14 with a 5% down FHA 5/1ARM at 3.75% (we are living in one unit).  We did a massive reno on it and should now have the 20% equity needed to refinance a...

Scott Taylor Clarification on "HBP" Tax Liens in Baltimore
4 May 2016 | 2 replies

I've been looking at tax liens in Baltimore, but don't quite understand the "HBP" - the "High Bid Premium".  Here's a quote from the FAQ:"In Baltimore City the high-bid premium shall be 20% of the amount by which the ...

Mark DiPietro Self directed IRA monies
12 March 2019 | 16 replies

I am curious, if you use a self directed IRA in a BRRR strategy, when you refinance the house, can you take some of the proceeds out as cash; or, does it all have to stay in the IRA?

Ted DeKowzan Brrr or 1031 exchange
21 February 2018 | 8 replies

Hello BP Community,I’m going to lean on you for some more advice. I own a portfolio of rental properties with a significant amount of equity. I was able to buy them below market rates and build more equity by rehabbin...

Rob Brown 5-15 unit apartment financing - best lenders / banks
23 June 2017 | 8 replies

I'm looking at a few 6-15 unit apartment deals in San Diego County. I've talked directly to bankers at Chase, Wells, and somebody experienced at Cushman Wakefield who is a loan broker.  All of them say under 750k loan...

Nick Choruby Cash Rent, No Evidence - Red Flag?
28 May 2021 | 8 replies

Seller has 7 single family homes and wants 100k each. He claims the rents are all $1000 a month, but has never used leases, collects cash only, and won’t provide bank deposit statements or any form of evidence. Won’t ...

James Sanders Understanding the BRRRR strategy
9 March 2017 | 2 replies

Hey guys/gals
I just had a quick question regarding the BRRRR strategy. How exactly does the cash out refi work?? If you say bought a house for 100k and put 50k rehab into it and cashed out at say 200k how do you figu...