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Nathan Witte
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Buy and Hold Length

Nathan Witte
  • Accountant
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello,

When using the BRRRR strategy or the Buy and Hold Strategy, generally how long should people hold their properties? And on top of that, does the length depend on the deal, market, or where the investor is with their progress? Meaning, if I am just starting out, should I generally try to buy, renovate, lease, and then sell the property quicker than I would if I already had a numerous amount of units under my belt?

Thanks,

Nate Witte

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Jason G.
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Originally posted by @Nathan Witte:

Hello,

When using the BRRRR strategy or the Buy and Hold Strategy, generally how long should people hold their properties? And on top of that, does the length depend on the deal, market, or where the investor is with their progress? Meaning, if I am just starting out, should I generally try to buy, renovate, lease, and then sell the property quicker than I would if I already had a numerous amount of units under my belt?

Thanks,

Nate Witte

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