Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat: The BRRRR Rental Property Investment Strategy Made Simple

David Greene takes you thorough the entire process of real estate investing using the BRRRR strategy. He presents detailed guidance on specific systems and tools you can use to be successful. It’s a high energy “to the point” book filled with practical advise, covering how to find the best real estate agent or contractor, ways to find best deals, build equity and value, questions you should ask your lender, as well as information on rehabs and tenants. He opens your mind to ideas on how to scale your real estate business and amplify your success utilizing the BRRRR method. I admire the emphasis on ethics, building relationships and offering value first before approaching someone with your own agenda. The book is easy to read and understand. The author includes real life examples and short stories throughout the book to demonstrate how things work and mistakes to avoid. Whether you are just starting out or already on your way to building a healthy portfolio, you can learn an immense amount of information. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in real estate. David Greene is truly the blackbelt master of the industry. Thank you for writing this amazing book and sharing your knowledge.

Good read

This book has a lot of useful information for those that are new to investing. The BRRR strategy is more difficult to start than traditional real estate investing with a 20% down payment every time. This book explains why the BRRR is much more effective and tries to persuade you to use it. The Good: The author really digs deep on what will make a real estate investor successful and I mean any real estate investor, not just for the BRRR strategy. The main reason is to have a solid team. The book explains how to get a good team together, what to watch out for, and how to have the team work together. The author explains how you can use a team member to make sure another team member is doing their job. The rehab section was one of the best because the book explains where to put your money when doing a rehab. The bad: Not a lot of examples on deal analysis. I think it would be helpful to include more examples of how to analyze a brrr deal. Also not a lot of information on how to estimate ARV. Sometimes the books seem to have information that is not needed. Overall: Even though the book is missing some stuff, it is still a great book that new investors should read. After reading this book, you have a better understanding of terms and it makes you more curious about other things. You should still have questions after reading this book and go find books to answer those questions.

I found this book to be educational. It could've probably been shortened a tad bit as some parts are a bit redundant, but still a nice read. While I didn't exactly apply the methods laid out in this book, I did pull certain aspects from the book and applied them along the way in my real estate journey. My only critic is that I find some of his directions to be unattainable or unlikely -- for example, buying homes significantly under market value. Maybe in some markets this is possible, but not in a place like Phoenix, Arizona. Maybe there are homes out there that you could snag up under market value but it's like finding a needle in a haystack and most people don't have the time or resources to close on them. Outside of that, I did find this book to be helpful and I enjoy the author's podcasts with BiggerPockets.

This book clearly and thoroughly dedicates an entire chapter for each of the five phases of the BRRRR method. I’ve read many real estate investing books over the last year. While David Greene does re-enforce some of the basics, he also teaches a very specific and critical wealth building strategy. I had heard about BRRR a lot in podcasts, presentations, other books. But the strategy always seemed to be referenced in a fragmented way - usually about 1 or 2 of the five phases at a time. I needed this soup-to-nuts explanation to clear up some of the fog I had in my head: Are you buying cash? How exactly does the refinance work? What exactly does it mean to “pull out equity” which was a phrase I kept hearing and wasn’t crystal clear about. I now am. I plan on reading this again. Thank you David!

Awesome book to read for those wanting to get into real estate investing!

Love it

Great book ! Super helpful , detail to the core, anyone interested in real estate investing ! Training and the how To, this is the book ! David green has his bigger pockets podcast which is out of this world , the dude knows his trade that is for sure! And for us newbies , gives us the ins and outs of this complicated world of buying and selling right ! This is a must have book , and for reference as well , great book !!! Superb well written ona language that we can understand,I will definitely buy more books from him. Thanks and get this book ! You won’t be disappointed :)

Great, easy to read book with inspiring examples and a new view on real estate investing for investors and starters.

Excellent book

Read this book 1st before you invest in any other property book or training. Although aimed at the US market, the strategy applies to the UK. I have attended a number of training and even been on mentoring property programs, this book put everything together. The book contains very clear examples of traditional method vs BRRRR method, show you why the strategy works. It also talk about building team and recommends ways to build your team, things to look out for. What an excellent book, the best £ I have spend on property training.

Explains a unique method for real estate investing

Súper, explica muy bien los pasos a seguir de una manera clara. Es un libro que estoy usando como apoyo en mi estrategia.