So I just completed my first Brrrr.
Purchased house- $235k
Rehab-15k
Appraised value- 325k
Currently rent- $1,950
Mortgage- $1,681
Cashed out $250,000

So
I think I did a pretty good job for my first brrrr t...

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Hey BP team,
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