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Colin Parker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Nail Duplex ARV using BRRRR Method

Colin Parker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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New to and currently learning a lot about real estate investing. I am looking to acquire a duplex and am particularly attracted to the BRRRR method, but I have some questions surrounding the ARV of duplexes.

1. Is it possible to rent a duplex at a significantly higher price than local market average if it is nicer?

2. How do you get a high ARV or convince the appraiser of a higher NOI if the rehabbed duplex hasn't been rented out yet at a higher price than the local market?

3. Is the BRRRR method better used for taking dilapidated or severely under-valued properties and bringing them up to standard rather than improving an already 'okay' property?

Basically, any information on how to use BRRRR method with duplexes and nail the ARV would be super helpful!

Thanks,


Colin

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