Here's 3 reasons this guy may be the most gifted BG teacher: 1) he knows when you could have been confused . Notice when he gives $100k example, he clarifies it's a new example. 2) he never leaves any concept incomplete and yet is concise. Notice how he says "buy crappy Property " which is the most efficient way to teach the "B" . 3.) He writes down his concepts which form his outline. Like Ken McElroy (who is great but makes mistakes). All in 20 mins. This guy is gifted BRRRR teacher. I learned it well.
Excellent, excellent advice . Especially the part where TH-camrs etc make it seem like BRRRR is an easy strategy to do . Maybe pre C-19 but not now in my experience .First you have , sellers prices high . Then materials are high . Contractors are over charging . Then don’t forget the closing costs , the operating cost ( utilities, insurance, payments to hard lender if that’s what you are using interest only ) until you refinance , then another closing cost . Unless you have a renter first month after the closing covering all these cost . Meaning you did the rehab in 2/3 weeks ( unlikely) . Then after all that , hope the appraisal comes in your favor , where 70 to 75 % of the ARV was your total cost including expenses… A lot of videos are misleading and make it seem like you can do this with no to low money . No you need money and hopefully after all that you can make all of your money back from fore mentioned expenses . Very difficult. Maybe I’m not “ in the know “ but deals are hard to find . Any markets with the example he used , please let us all know lol .
A brrrr is just an under valued house. They are everywhere. Google whole salers in my area. Or contact home owners do all the homework and offer them a price that mAkes the deal work. Then call 30 other houses because it’s a numbers game. Low income neighborhoods are full of these homes. I’m currently doing this strategy on a duplex that a whole saler found. Should be done and on to the next one in 2 month
#4 how to find good tenants -I have a duplex that I find tenants for, if they are good, I offer to upgrade them to one of my BRRR, I may even find a BRRR with them in mind, and eventually offer to sell them the property.
I want to start a wave of trying to get you back on a bp podcast. It always seems the people who are actually ten toes down don't have the time, but one can hope. Always great stuff yarl
Great job man I like your TH-cam lessons Some people can’t teach you do a good job Some people think their contractors and get surprised when they’re not. I’ve done three houses so far I’m gonna electrical contractor the stress is tremendous. When you’re trying to do everything yourself and don’t have the skills
I always invest flip grade materials into my rentals. If I ever need to sell or want to sell, all I have to do is paint the inside and I should be able to sell it to an owner occupant rt away.
Knocked this one out of the park Tarl. The only other thing I hope people who did not make it through 2008 realize is that valuations do go down and banks can call a loan when it’s no longer at an 80% LTV.
So If you do flip grade finishes you are kind of safer. Better tenant and better appraisal… just have to make sure you buy it correctly so you have the buffer to make those finishes.
Such a great video to show some realistic problems. Everyone makes it seem easy and it’s a lot of work and nothing goes to plan. Especially on the rehab part.
Everyone is making money and these vids on the pop of this strat. But your the first I’ve seen to go through the challenges. Thank you. I have been saving up for about 1 1/2 years now because I want to start buying real estate to rent. I’ve got as of right now 80,000 saved up in the bank so I guess we’ll see how it goes
I don’t know if you’re going to see this or not but I really do appreciate it I have my goal set on using the bar strategy for 10 properties then paying them off as fast as possible with the snowball method so hopefully in about 15 years all Tim properties will be paid off and I won’t have to do conventional work anymore work anymore
Perfectly presented! Concise, easy to understand. You have explained many financing options and management considerations that are often not discussed.
How do you calculate rents based on the new refinanced mortgage since the payment of mortgage would go up right? Is there a method to calculate how much rent to charge to make sure we can cover ourselves when we refinance?
I have tried to work all my BRRRR deals backwards, but I keep getting stuck. I go to repeat and then I repeat it but then I'm back at repeat... it's really a never ending loop. I've been analyzing my first deal for the last 11 years now...
I think it’s very important to buy a property correctly from the start. In my opinion and after running lots of numbers for potential brrrr properties, I believe you have to buy the property with at least 50% under the value of the property. For example, if the value of the property is $500,000, you should look at purchasing with a purchase price of 250k. That’s how if seen it’s the easiest way to see if a property is good for this method or not. This means that the properties should bd acquired via Auction or pre-foreclosure. What do you guys think?
How much can you typically pull back out in a refi? 70%? 80%? I’m planning on buying in Texas. I have a property that I’m interested in. Planning on buying cash, fixing it up and renting them doing a refi. I have excellent credit and plenty of cash
Not even joking here, but I had a home fire on a property that didn't have no HO insurance. Would you be interested in investing in reno for a % return from home sale on top? Have your lawyer draft up a contract. Property is paid off. Worth 295k for move in condition. I can show you the gofundme and local fire station Facebook profile that contains the pictures. I just need help
I have one more dumpster coming in 2 weeks and it will basically be ripped down to the bones from where damage occurred. My credit took a big hit over the past 6 months and I don't want to sell it for crackhead prices
Could you buy cash and finance after renting? Would that give us cash out assuming the appraisal is favorable (LTV is equal to initial cash & rehab costs)? In short, would we be able to receive cash back by financing after a cash purchase?
I love Tarl's lessons, but we gotta get him off the marker board 😆. I don't mean this as an insult! But I feel like that would clarify and speed up and shorten his talks.
If you were debt free and had good credit, would you use your VA loan first before doing your first BRRRR? Or Vice versa? Also Cash purchase deal and financing rehab.
At 9:00 you said you have to borrow 8 grand to leave into the house? If it is a cash out refi and I've created equity through rehab, why do I need to add more money into it to get a refi? I think you mis spoke. If not , please clarify
Here's 3 reasons this guy may be the most gifted BG teacher:
1) he knows when you could have been confused . Notice when he gives $100k example, he clarifies it's a new example.
2) he never leaves any concept incomplete and yet is concise. Notice how he says "buy crappy Property " which is the most efficient way to teach the "B" .
3.) He writes down his concepts which form his outline. Like Ken McElroy (who is great but makes mistakes).
All in 20 mins.
This guy is gifted BRRRR teacher. I learned it well.
Excellent, excellent advice . Especially the part where TH-camrs etc make it seem like BRRRR is an easy strategy to do . Maybe pre C-19 but not now in my experience .First you have , sellers prices high . Then materials are high . Contractors are over charging . Then don’t forget the closing costs , the operating cost ( utilities, insurance, payments to hard lender if that’s what you are using interest only ) until you refinance , then another closing cost . Unless you have a renter first month after the closing covering all these cost . Meaning you did the rehab in 2/3 weeks ( unlikely) . Then after all that , hope the appraisal comes in your favor , where 70 to 75 % of the ARV was your total cost including expenses… A lot of videos are misleading and make it seem like you can do this with no to low money . No you need money and hopefully after all that you can make all of your money back from fore mentioned expenses . Very difficult. Maybe I’m not “ in the know “ but deals are hard to find .
Any markets with the example he used , please let us all know lol .
A brrrr is just an under valued house. They are everywhere. Google whole salers in my area. Or contact home owners do all the homework and offer them a price that mAkes the deal work. Then call 30 other houses because it’s a numbers game. Low income neighborhoods are full of these homes. I’m currently doing this strategy on a duplex that a whole saler found. Should be done and on to the next one in 2 month
One of the greatest, short and straight to a point vids about brrrr. Thanks for your effort and teaching 👍
This is one of the best videos about brrrr I’ve seen, thank you!!
Ingenious way to reinforce the BRRRR strategy! Never thought of that first one... so glad I watched this.
#4 how to find good tenants -I have a duplex that I find tenants for, if they are good, I offer to upgrade them to one of my BRRR, I may even find a BRRR with them in mind, and eventually offer to sell them the property.
Thank you for sharing pitfalls and being real about what to do and NOT to do! Super helpful!
Extremely valuable video- one of the best out there
I want to start a wave of trying to get you back on a bp podcast. It always seems the people who are actually ten toes down don't have the time, but one can hope. Always great stuff yarl
Always good to hear about failures and how they happened and some.of the solutions to get out of them. Thanks for posting.
Great job man I like your TH-cam lessons
Some people can’t teach you do a good job
Some people think their contractors and get surprised when they’re not. I’ve done three houses so far I’m gonna electrical contractor the stress is tremendous. When you’re trying to do everything yourself and don’t have the skills
I always invest flip grade materials into my rentals. If I ever need to sell or want to sell, all I have to do is paint the inside and I should be able to sell it to an owner occupant rt away.
Greatest advice. "WORK BACKWARD".
I needed this! Brought me back down to earth before I even started the brrrr strategy 😮
Simply thank you! The market will level out as it has always done.
I appreciate you all sharing the other side of this strategy. It is good to also see that this does not always work.
Knocked this one out of the park Tarl. The only other thing I hope people who did not make it through 2008 realize is that valuations do go down and banks can call a loan when it’s no longer at an 80% LTV.
I love this guy. He is funny as hell, and smart
I LOVE IT!!! Great teaching!!!! A++++
So If you do flip grade finishes you are kind of safer. Better tenant and better appraisal… just have to make sure you buy it correctly so you have the buffer to make those finishes.
Nice summary at the end.
Love the list and the advice to start on top.
Such a great video to show some realistic problems. Everyone makes it seem easy and it’s a lot of work and nothing goes to plan.
Especially on the rehab part.
I can listen to this man all day. Great delivery!
Very informative! Thank you from this first time real estate investor 😄
Probably the best video on the internet.
Everyone is making money and these vids on the pop of this strat. But your the first I’ve seen to go through the challenges. Thank you. I have been saving up for about 1 1/2 years now because I want to start buying real estate to rent. I’ve got as of right now 80,000 saved up in the bank so I guess we’ll see how it goes
I don’t know if you’re going to see this or not but I really do appreciate it I have my goal set on using the bar strategy for 10 properties then paying them off as fast as possible with the snowball method so hopefully in about 15 years all Tim properties will be paid off and I won’t have to do conventional work anymore work anymore
@5256brkboyz12 Hey any update to your investing journey?
Did you do it?
this is a great video to watch if you want to get into this market! funny and very knowledgeable!
One of the best if not the best video from BP
Beautiful... im gonna listen to it again and take notes... im planning on doing a firs BRRRR... thanks...
Great video! I think if ppl are reading David Greene's BRRR book, they should also watch this.
I’m hoping to try my first non live in brrrr this year so great tips!
Never mind the BRRRR strategy here, my man has flipped 500+ properties…. It sounds like that’s where his gift is.
Yes but he realized that he wasn’t building wealth or passive income when just flipping houses.
Tarl Yarber is the man!
Great advice....Thanks!
Great video!
This video is amazing!!!.!! Hilarious and packed w knowledge!!!
dude you're goated !! excellent job on all of this
I've done 5 BRRRRs, and every single one of them was a home run. You have to have an earned income job and your debt to income ratio can't be off.
Can't be off what? What Debt to Income ratio is a good one?
@@robertsavello4120 can’t be above 50
@@cwebbhouston thanks
Can you just refinance into a DSCR loan?
Thank you. Great video.
Brrrr is so great, even if you leave money in a deal, you're likely getting more equity than what you leave PLUS have a cash flowing property
Perfectly presented! Concise, easy to understand. You have explained many financing options and management considerations that are often not discussed.
Make sure you add your down payment when you cash out refi
How do you calculate rents based on the new refinanced mortgage since the payment of mortgage would go up right? Is there a method to calculate how much rent to charge to make sure we can cover ourselves when we refinance?
Thank you very much for all your knowledge!!
Great video! Thanks!
Very detailed and insightful. Txs
This was great. Thank you.
Excellent breakdown
LOVE. Thank you!!!
Great insights in this video 🔥
I have tried to work all my BRRRR deals backwards, but I keep getting stuck. I go to repeat and then I repeat it but then I'm back at repeat... it's really a never ending loop. I've been analyzing my first deal for the last 11 years now...
Ha!
I think it’s very important to buy a property correctly from the start. In my opinion and after running lots of numbers for potential brrrr properties, I believe you have to buy the property with at least 50% under the value of the property. For example, if the value of the property is $500,000, you should look at purchasing with a purchase price of 250k. That’s how if seen it’s the easiest way to see if a property is good for this method or not. This means that the properties should bd acquired via Auction or pre-foreclosure. What do you guys think?
how the hell u gonna buy a property for 50% off?
thanks tarl!
This was a great video. Thanks
Great informative video!
Funny approach to educating on the topic :👏
How much can you typically pull back out in a refi? 70%? 80%? I’m planning on buying in Texas. I have a property that I’m interested in. Planning on buying cash, fixing it up and renting them doing a refi. I have excellent credit and plenty of cash
Not even joking here, but I had a home fire on a property that didn't have no HO insurance. Would you be interested in investing in reno for a % return from home sale on top? Have your lawyer draft up a contract. Property is paid off. Worth 295k for move in condition. I can show you the gofundme and local fire station Facebook profile that contains the pictures. I just need help
I have one more dumpster coming in 2 weeks and it will basically be ripped down to the bones from where damage occurred. My credit took a big hit over the past 6 months and I don't want to sell it for crackhead prices
Buy, Reno as if you were selling so you can get more for the refi, cash out, rent, repeat.
Thanks for a great vid ! Quick question. Do you think it's important to get a real estate license to do well with BRRRR?
Great Stuff, Thanks!!!!
What a great video!
Could you buy cash and finance after renting? Would that give us cash out assuming the appraisal is favorable (LTV is equal to initial cash & rehab costs)?
In short, would we be able to receive cash back by financing after a cash purchase?
I love Tarl's lessons, but we gotta get him off the marker board 😆. I don't mean this as an insult! But I feel like that would clarify and speed up and shorten his talks.
Ha! Yep, my hand writing sucks
@@tarlyarber 😄 just as long as you took the joke.
Where do you get money to put into it?
Thank you!
Can you get a dscr loan for the refinance of the property?
Edit- Wow 13:00 he mentioned it 😂
Watch whole video guys.
If you were debt free and had good credit, would you use your VA loan first before doing your first BRRRR? Or Vice versa? Also Cash purchase deal and financing rehab.
Thank you. all make sense
You didn't mention failure to add enough value.
That's was essentially all of step 1 and 2
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Advice for someone without income to get a property. With or without option for co-signer
At 9:00 you said you have to borrow 8 grand to leave into the house? If it is a cash out refi and I've created equity through rehab, why do I need to add more money into it to get a refi? I think you mis spoke. If not , please clarify
Okay, as far as being a bad landlord, where do we draw the line between raising rents and rewarding prompt payments by not raising rent ? Anyone?
Thank you
how does one qualify for the loan ? no cash flow while you are rehab the house , so I have to personally make the paymnet
You rent prior to the refi.
super content. but guys, whats with the camera angle? xD
GREEEEAAAAT VIIIIDDDEEEEOOOOO!! GEMS!!! THANKS A LOT.
Is this ok:
Paid 220k for duplex
Needs 30k rehab
Arv 280k
Rental comps: 1350 each side
You put 20 percent down
What does point one mean? 1) is an infinite BRRR???
Loved it
you sound like Woodysgamertag
....or the tenant stops paying.
So basically, begin with the end in mind.
yes that is what he said
This should apply to most (if not all) aspects in life.
It seems BR^4 hinges on the appraisal after the rehab being much higher than the money you put into the rehab.
When u refinance won't you end up with a higher interest rate on the new loan and less cash flow
Can you do this with a VA loan?
I have about 5% of my portfolio in uranium stock any advice on any other stock that I can grow my $300k capital to a million dollars?
This doesn't work in every market
7:47 What’s a comp?
A "comp" is comparable properties to your own. Check out our video all about comps! th-cam.com/video/zEXQ7uaiGfA/w-d-xo.html
20:21 Murder, Burn the place, Gas Leak, Kidnap... just to name a few ideas.... I mean... J/K
Good advice. You better have a nice job and a good credit score or you will be doing the FUBAR strategy 😢
😂 yeah I could crash my car into a light pole or drive off the cliff. But that doesn't mean I'm not going to go to the store.
You flipped 600 houses? Sure you did.
Thank you!