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Treasa Manigault
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How To Use Hard Money In BRRR Strategy

Treasa Manigault
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Hi,

I wanted to ask how you would go about paying a hard money loan back for the BRRR strategy. Is it that you pay the hard money back once you have refinanced? Can you please give an example? Thanks.

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Yes pay back at refinance. Let's say you buy for $150k and renovate for $50k. Your all in is $200k. You would get a fix and flip loan that would finance approx $160k of that so you would still need $40k plus you would pay around $2k a month in interest

once complete you refinance into a DSCR loan at 75% of appraised value. So if you added value and let's say it's worth $250k, you could refinance $187,500 and payoff off the hard money lender and in this case get back some of your investment

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