What is BRRR?

When executed correctly, the BRRR Method offers a pathway to passive income and a continuous cycle for acquiring and managing rental properties. The method entails the following steps...

1 - Purchase a distressed property: Seek out a property in need of repair and likely available at a lower cost due to its condition.

2 - Refurbishing the property: Undertake necessary renovations to address structural, safety, and aesthetic issues, preparing the property for rental.

3 - Rent out the property: Set the rental price and secure tenants for the home.

4 - Conduct a cash-out refinance: Increase your mortgage to access the property's equity in cash, which can be utilized for various purposes, including acquiring additional properties.

Utilize funds from the refinance to acquire another property: Repeat the process by investing the cash from the refinance into another distressed property, renovating it, renting it out, and eventually refinancing it.

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