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Hello - I'm a newbie over here trying to get my feet wet into real estate investment. I came across what I think is a good deal that has the potential to be a BRRR or possible flip. It's two properties right next to each other. 160k for both; 300-330k ARV after rehab. I brought a trusted contractor in who quoted me 50k to fix up both properties. So essentially I would be all in for around 210k with ARV value of 300-330k after repairs. Rent comps in area look to be around $1500 per unit so $3000 total for both.

My thought was to refinance these after repairs to get my money back out.  Curious how the rest of the group has gone about that?  Am I able to combine the two properties into one loan or would I need two different loans; one for each property; for these.  In doing so would that cause me to get a higher rate.  I've read a little bit about portfolio loans and curious if this would be a good candidate for that. 

Appreciate any advice you guys have.  Thanks!

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