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The BRRRR strategy and The Most difficult parts of it

Tyre Carmon
#4 BRRRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat Contributor
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Good morning/afternoon/evening,

I am a newbie investor and I have been researching different methods on how to begin my real estate investing journey. I looked into the BRRRR method and it interested me greatly. In your honest opinion, what is the most difficult part of the BRRRR strategy and why? I believe my problem areas will be the Buy and Refinance portions of the strategy. Thank you all.

- Tyre C. (Owner of Azure Freedoms LLC)

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    Jaysen Medhurst
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    Jaysen Medhurst
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    @Tyre Carmon:

    1. Finding deals that work
    2. Renovation: properly estimating costs, construction management
    3. ARV: accurately estimating ARV
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