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BRRRR Calculator

Model Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat real estate investment deals to calculate cash invested, equity created, refinance cash-out, and cash-on-cash ROI.

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Refinance Cash-Out

Net Money Left in Deal

Instant Equity Created

BRRRR Deal Lifecycle Breakdown

Stage / Metric Amount Notes

How it works

  1. Buy: Enter the distressed or off-market acquisition price and closing costs.
  2. Rehab: Add estimated renovation material, labor, and carrying holding expenses.
  3. Rent & Refinance: Input projected monthly market rent and expected After Repair Value (ARV).
  4. Model your long-term cash-out refinance (such as 75% LTV) to see how much capital you recover for your next deal.

The formula

Key BRRRR investment equations:

Total All-in Cost = Purchase Price + Rehab Budget + Closing Costs

Refinance Loan Amount = ARV × (Refinance LTV % / 100)

Net Cash Left in Deal = Total All-in Cost − Refinance Loan Amount

Retained Equity = ARV − Refinance Loan Amount

FAQ

What does the BRRRR real estate acronym stand for?

BRRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. It is a popular real estate investment strategy designed to build wealth by acquiring distressed properties below market value, renovating them to force appreciation, renting them out, and refinancing to pull out initial capital.

What is a "perfect" BRRRR deal?

A perfect BRRRR occurs when the new cash-out refinance loan (typically 70-80% of After Repair Value) equals or exceeds 100% of the total purchase, rehab, and holding capital originally invested, resulting in an "infinite return" because all original capital has been recycled.

What is After Repair Value (ARV)?

ARV is the estimated market value of a residential property after all planned renovations, modernizations, and structural repairs are completed, based on comparable recently sold properties (comps) in the same neighborhood.

What is the "seasoning period" for refinancing?

Most conventional mortgage lenders require a seasoning period (commonly 6 to 12 months) before they will refinance based on the new appraised ARV rather than your original purchase price.

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