A financially independent real estate investor explains the 'live-in BRRRR' strategy he's using to eventually sidestep capital gains and shield up to $250,000 in profit from tax
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I've never sold a property. I've never done a cash-out refinance. I've never taken out a home equity line of credit. I'm the slow, boring investor: Save up a down payment, buy the next place; save up a down payment, buy the next place.
I don't think people should start investing with the BRRRR strategy. There are so many mistakes that you can make with the after-repair value, the estimated cost, and the estimated time of doing repairs.
Real estate investors tend to agree that you make your money on the purchase - not on the sale.
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