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Ryan Keenan
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Ryan Keenan
  • bethel, ct
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hello bp.. using the brrr method is one still capped at 4-10 loans when looking for refinancing out?

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@Patrick Bavaro

The post is from over 3 years ago so all of that is out the window. I have opened up so many newer options, those comments are no longer relevant as I've been buying 4-5 properties/year and Brrrr them and either incorporating them into my portfolio using LLC which then don't count against my 10 traditional mortgages, or selling them off. I'm actually selling 5 long term holds to pay off multiple properties to reduce my work load but increase my net income in 2020 so financing options have opened back up as I hold a HELOC/LOC against every property I own as well.

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