All Forum Posts by: T Sanch
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Post: Contractor wanted in Miami for condo rehab

- Investor
- Miami, FL
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Hello community ! Hope everybody is doing amazing and staying safe !!!
I am looking to upgrade my condominium.
I would greatly appreciate a few referrals to an experience general contractor.
It is in a B-/C+ neighborhood so I don't need anything fancy. Just new floors installed over the tile, upgrade 2 bathrooms, kitchen and a paint job.
I would immensely appreciate your referrals.
Thank you !!! =D
Post: BRRRR Vs Flip - I have read other posts but this is a diff qs

- Investor
- Miami, FL
- Posts 4
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Wow you guys are all amazing ! I am extremely grateful and now have a clear game plan. Thank you very much for all the valuable advice !
Post: BRRRR Vs Flip - I have read other posts but this is a diff qs

- Investor
- Miami, FL
- Posts 4
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Thank you very much for your replies!
Cash flowing properties for passive income is definitely my goal, therefore BRRRR is what I should focus on.
My question is, does it take on average 6-10 years for an investor to make as much money on a BRRRR as if that same property would've just been flipped?
Thanks again for your answers !
Post: BRRRR Vs Flip - I have read other posts but this is a diff qs

- Investor
- Miami, FL
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Hello everyone I hope you are all staying safe ! :)
I am new to BP although I have watched almost every podcast episode.
My name is Tatiana Sanchez and I am just getting started with real estate investing.
I have done substantial research on the BRRRR strategy and I would LOVE if you experts could help me understand something.
I am brainstorming if I should enter the "Buy and Flip" world or pursue the BRRRR strategy.
I am well aware that the numbers will always vary depending on the deal and many other factors, but as a rule of thumb, or an industry average, if I am correct, one would take roughly about 6-10 years to earn the same amount of money on a BRRRR deal, than on a Flip if we consider the numbers on the same deal?
Based on several scenarios that I've found online, if i could for example earn $30,000 on a Flip, yet on a BRRRR deal on that same property i could earn $350 passive cash flow, it would take me:
30000/350 = 85.7 months or 7.14 years to net 30k in rental income.
I understand that I should also be considering tax advantages by expensing depreciation on the properties, as well as property value increasing and not having to pay so much taxes on a Flip, but just looking at the net income part, does it really take that long or I am missing something here?
I would really appreciate some examples.
My goal is to earn passive income, so I know BRRRR would be the strategy to pursue but once I realized how long it would take to earn the same amount of money that I would in a 3 month flip its making me go back to the drawing board.
Thank you all very much in advance! :)