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Tips For My 1st BRRRR

Tyre Carmon
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Hello Everyone,

I am gearing up for my 1st BRRRR in the next 3 to 6 months, any advice for a newbie? Thanks!

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    Love it. For your first BRRRR, keep it simple and data-driven: pick a stable rental area, stick to light cosmetics, and make sure your all-in (purchase plus rehab) targets roughly three-quarters of ARV so the refi works. Get preapproved now, define your buy box, and line up your core four team, starting with an investor-friendly agent and a property manager. Always get inspections, build a contingency into your rehab, and verify rent comps with your PM before you offer. Analyze 50–100 deals fast, make offers on the best few, and let the first one be your proof of concept, not a home run.

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