What brrrr trait do you think Cleveland is above average?

@Jesse Hubble - I would say that if either pull all your money out of a deal (during refinance) or leave 10% or less of your money in the deal that is a "successful BRRRR" - assuming the deal hits your other criteria for cash flow, long term appreciation, etc...

If a BRRRR deal is done right, it's not a gamble because you'll have 25% equity in it over and above your investment.

I never thought I would see a post where the lead was 100+ BRRRR at 20 yrs old and then the question would be how do I scale?

Hi @Karl Llewellyn BRRRR is great way to go in North Jersey.  

That could seriously boost your home value and set you up to either rent out part of it or pull equity later.On the flip side, if you buy a second property and go full BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat), you’re definitely chasing bigger gains.

Hard Money is probably the most common method but there are other types as well. 

Hey BP fam 👋I’m a local investor-focused Realtor based in the Twin Cities, and I wanted to share a recent BRRRR deal I helped close that highlights why Minneapolis–St.

Outside of BRRRR, what is your strategy?

BRRRR method has been successful in my experience, that being said you have to do your homework on these properties in distress.