Timing on when to pull equity out of BRRRR cash purchases

Timing on when to pull equity out of BRRRR cash purchases

Rental Property Investor · Pottstown, PA · Member since 2018 · 9 posts · 6 votes

I have four single family BRRRR properties in my portfolio where I have done the BRR but have yet to add on the last two Rs of refinance and repeat. These four properties are obviously cash flowing very nicely without the mortgages, but I am now in need of cash for new investments. My question to the forum is whether I should take advantage of the higher real estate prices (higher appraisals) and still somewhat decent interest rates and pull equity out of all four of the properties now or whether I should wait pull equity out as needed?

One the one hand, its nice to have the cash flow from these properties which I can reinvest taking note that we are in a record bull market due for a correction at some future point.   On the other hand, I may have deals (single-family, multi-family, private investing, etc.) coming across my plate where I will need the cash and have to act quickly.  

So to recap, should I pull equity out of all four properties now, locking in a current interest rate and freeing up cash for new investments, or should I pull out just enough equity for a next deal and play them one at a time?

Thanks folks in advance for any insights you may have!  

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  • Rental Property Investor · NJ · Member since 2018 · 152 posts · 56 votes
    8y

    Even with the selloff in rates the last few days, we're still near all time lows for cheap money.  I'd pull it all out now and use it as needed.  Lock in long term finacing at these levels.

  • Rental Property Investor · Pottstown, PA · Member since 2018 · 9 posts · 6 votes
    8y

    Thanks Kon for your feedback, much appreciated.  I've received some of the exact same feedback offline too, so I will be proceeding as such.  Best, Jon

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