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Tarek Emam
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bayonne, NJ
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BRRRR Questions and clarity

Tarek Emam
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bayonne, NJ
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Just need some clarity on the BRRRR model.

Purchse price: $300,000

Rehab: $100,000

All in: $400,000

Appraisal:$650,000

Equity: $250,000

For this example, lets say I put down 20% of the purchase price ($60,000) as a down payment. And now the remaining amount on the loan is $240,000.

And i took out another loan for my rehab price quote at $100,000. So now I essentially owe $340,000 in total ($240,000 for the loan amount of the house) and ($100,000 for my rehab loan)

Now since my equity is only $250,000 and I owe a total of $340,000 back in loans, The BRRRR method wouldent work here correct? If this is correct can someone please let me know when the BRRRR method would work in a situation. Thank you!

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