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The BRRRR Formula Has Changed (It Still Makes You Rich) | AMA (Ask Meyer Anything)
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Think the BRRRR method (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) is dead because of high interest rates and rising home prices? Think again. We’re doing BRRRR deals right now that are making us cash flow and serious equity while most investors sit on the sidelines. But how do we FIND these money-making BRRRR deals? We’re sharing the new BRRRR formula in today’s episode, along with more questions and answers from the BiggerPockets Forums.
Besides uncovering our BRRRR secrets, we’re helping an investor scale from single-family rentals to multifamily rentals. This is a BIG jump, and there’s a smarter way to scale your way up to big, new-build multifamily buildings. Next, an investor finally sees the light, realizing cash flow ISN’T everything. He’s about to walk into a nice chunk of equity with his new property, but is the cash flow TOO low (should he worry)?
What were you thinking about when you were 18? Maybe you were stressing out about college applications or sleeping in until noon. One ambitious young investor wants to get his first rental at just 18 years old, but on this rare occasion, we advise against it. If you’re in his position, too, we’d recommend doing something else first. Finally, are “small towns” too risky to invest in? How small is too small? We’re getting into it in this episode!
Looking to invest? Need answers? Ask your question on the BiggerPockets Forums!
In This Episode We Cover:
How to BRRRR in 2025 and how Henry finds his undervalued real estate deals
The pitfalls of scaling from single to multifamily rentals and how to do it the right way
Is a low cash flow rental worth it for a five-figure equity gain once purchased?
How to start investing in real estate at a very young age (18 years old!)
Investing in small towns and how to see where the big companies are going first
And So Much More!
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