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Private Money for BRRRR

Aaron Port
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Uniontown, OH
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Trying to learn all I can on the BRRRR method. Can someone explain to me the process of using private money from investors in the BRRRR method and how I then pay them back and then still have enough money to move on to the next deal just off of the refi?

It will be my first deal. And I know some say not to use this method on the first deal, but I know it works and it’s repeatable if you have the systems in place so I would like to use it.

Thanks for the knowledge!

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Kenneth Garrett
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@Aaron Port

When you refinance through the BRRRR method. You are paying your investors principle back plus interest back. See example below

  • Purchase 100,000
  • Rehab 20,000
  • Total private funding 120,000
  • Appraisal 180,000
  • Rent amount 1500
  • Private lender Interest 10% at 6 months = 6,000
  • Refinance at 75% of LTV = 135,000
  • Total private lender amount 126,000
  • Cash out refi 9,000
This is very simple numbers.  You have no money stuck in and put money in your pocket from the closing.
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