Unlocking the Upper-Middle Class: The Untold Power of Real Estate in Your Wealth Journey
It’s called the BRRRR strategy: buy, renovate, rent, refinance, repeat. When you refinance, you can pull your down payment back out of the property, letting you recycle the same down payment to buy property after property.
There’s no limit on how many rental properties you can buy with the same down payment—or the returns you can earn on that cash. That’s why some real estate investors refer to this strategy as offering infinite returns.
This form of leverage can pave a quick path to financial independence. “I started flipping homes in the Chicago area, but quickly realized the power of owning cash-flowing rentals,” explains Samuel Wooten, owner of Two Rivers Properties. “Within just a few years, I had built enough passive income to cover my living expenses. And that says nothing of the equity stacking up on top of that.”
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