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Chris Rendall
  • Rental Property Investor
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Can you use the BRRRR strategy on initial purchase?

Chris Rendall
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Midland, TX
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Hello BP Community!

I'm still learning about the BRRRR method but it sounds like the refinance is always happening some time after the initial purchase of the property. I was curious to know if you can apply the same strategy when you initially purchase the property if you purchase below appraisal. For example, you get an offer accepted for $100K, and the purchase appraisal comes in at $120K, can you get the initial loan for $120K and pull some equity out of it right off the bat?

Thanks!

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Patrice Penda
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Patrice Penda
  • Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
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Hey @Chris Rendall
No, you can't. You need to season the first loan before you can refinance the property.
In other words, you need to wait for a few months of ownership before lenders can lend on the basis of an appraised value of the house instead of the initial purchase price.

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