All Forum Posts by: Cory Dean

@Jason Coyle - BRRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. There is a ton of resources on this site pertaining to this topic alone. Here is a good introduction:

https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/brrrr-buy...

Also - off topic - A couple of weeks ago I checked out some of your projects on your website and I like the work you do. Way to be. :)

@Vic Reddy - I am re-posting for you seeing that the tags for your post didn't seem to work. Send a private message to @Nick Hughes with your email address and I'm sure he can get you on the mailing list when the next event happens.

Hey @Leo Lanza! Do you mind shooting me over the details to [email protected]. Thanks!

@Bart H. and @Nick Hughes - Thanks guys. Hope to see y'all at the meeting in December!

@Bart H. Thanks for the information!! I will be going to Colorado the 16th through the 20th for my wedding anniversary, so I will not be able to attend this meeting. However, I would love to catch the next one. Is there a place I can go to see when the next one is?

Thanks again!

I've seen other people mention, upon buying the property, having the current owner give a notice to vacate to one side of the duplex. Typically the side that is in worse condition, or the side that is not cashflowing as much.

@Jerry Padilla Thank you for the information!

I'm really interested in using the BRRRR strategy to purchase my first property in DFW. I feel like the BRRRR method seems like one of a hand full of ways for a "small shop" to get their hands on RE in the competitive Dallas market (please correct me if I'm wrong).

It would be nice for anyone that has experience using the BRRRR method in DFW to give a piece of advice (or more) for a newbie like me. Any advice is better than no advice, so please feel free to give your input no matter how big or small the advice is.

Also, in efforts to network and meet some of you more experienced investors in my area, I would love to have the opportunity to buy you a coffee sometime and pick your brain! Just shoot me a message.

I'm really interested in using the BRRRR strategy to purchase my first property in DFW. I feel like the BRRRR method seems like one of a hand full of ways for a "small shop" to get their hands on RE in the competitive Dallas market (please correct me if I'm wrong).

It would be nice for anyone that has experience using the BRRRR method in DFW to give a piece of advice (or more) for a newbie like me. Any advice is better than no advice, so please feel free to give your input no matter how big or small the advice is.

Also, in efforts to network and meet some of you more experienced investors in my area, I would love to have the opportunity to buy you a coffee sometime and pick your brain! Just shoot me a message.

Okay, perfect. I'll see if I can get access to the MLS so I can start evaluating the different areas the listings are in.

Thanks again, @Brandon Richards!