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BRRRR Analyzer

BRRRR Deal Calculator

Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. See how much capital you pull back out at the refi, whether you hit the infinite-return zone, and if the property still cash-flows on the new DSCR loan.

Your deal

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New loan: $240,000

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Cash left in the deal

$12,000

$252,000 invested − $240,000 refi proceeds

Recouped 95% of your capital. Cash-on-cash on what stays in: 7.0%

New loan

$240,000

75% of ARV

Equity created

$80,000

ARV − new loan

Post-refi cash flow

$70

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Post-refi DSCR

1.19

rent ÷ $2,018 PITIA

The refi is the make-or-break step — get cash-out DSCR terms before you buy.

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Assumptions & methodology

Assumes an all-cash (or hard-money, costs included in closing/holding) acquisition. Total invested = purchase + rehab + closing/holding. Refi loan = ARV × LTV; cash left in deal = total invested − refi proceeds (≤ $0 = infinite return). Post-refi cash flow = rent − vacancy − management − PITIA on the new loan; reserves not included — add them in the cash-flow calculator. Post-refi DSCR = gross rent ÷ PITIA (lender method). Cash-out DSCR refis typically cap at 70–75% LTV and require a 3–6 month seasoning period.

The refinance is the whole game

BRRRR lives or dies at the appraisal. Buy and rehab right and the 75% LTV refi hands your capital back; miss the ARV by 10% and you've locked five figures in the walls. That's why the gated report stress-tests your ARV both directions — and why experienced investors line up their cash-out DSCR refi terms before they close on the purchase. Validate your rent assumption against the market data dashboard, and make sure the deal still cash-flows on the new loan, not just the old basis.