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Paul Brower
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Looking to connect and gain more insight into BRRRR in Chicagoland

Paul Brower
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago
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Hi all,

I'm new to the BRRRR method but knowledgeable having done a fair amount of research for the past year.

I'm hoping to find opportunities in Chicago (hopefully the northwest suburbs) and looking for incredible people to connect with! I'm interested in talking to you as a friend or potential business partner. 

I just finished Greene's BRRRR book and feel much more secure with the direction I need to take.

I currently have 4 properties between 3 different states. Each of these I FHA'd into, live and flipped, refinanced and repeated (funny enough this is just a slow version of brrrr.

As you could probably guess, this method is exhausting especially once you start a family. 

Please reach out with any insight, meetups, or ways I might be able to serve you!

Best,

Paul

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John Warren
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@Paul Brower welcome to the forums! You are in the right spot to connect with folks who are making it happen here in Chicago!

BRRRR is definitely a good strategy when it works. I agree thought that BRRRR investing can be pretty exhausting. It is also pretty tough to find opportunities that pencil now that rates are higher and cash out refinances take longer. Still, it can be rewarding when you find those deals that work.


Which areas of the NW suburbs do you live in?

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