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My First Rodeo/House-Hack/BRRRR

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Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Atlanta.

Purchase price: $450,000

This is my first investment/purchase, and I'm basically trying to house-hack this into a BRRRR. It's a 2,300 sqft ranch with a total of 4b/3ba. I'm currently renovating the basement (adding another 500 sqft) as a full 1b/1ba in-law suite, with separate entrance and parking. Before the pandemic, I had a steady rotation of airbnb style tenants I found through word of mouth.

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The challenges and lessons seem to appear daily, this being the first time. But I think spending more time to find the right agent would have saved me a lot of headaches and surprises.

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@Cody Barna this was all funded out of pocket. I basically went through the traditional method of buying a home, while keeping in mind that this was an investment, not my "forever home". I only had to put 3% down, and the seller paid $10k in closing. I was also able to purchase at $8k under appraised value, so the instant equity was nice. Hopefully when I get to the refinancing "R" of the BRRRR, I should get the renovation capital back, in addition to the rental income. I'll post an update once the final numbers are in.

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