James: The BRRRR strategy has always been dependent on getting several moving pieces right, buying at the right basis, managing the rehab, hitting the rent targets, and refinancing the debt without leaving too much cash trapped in the deal. In today’s market, there is less room for any one of those assumptions to miss, but experienced investors are still finding deals today. I’m James Dainard. I’m stepping in for the host seat, David Meyer. And today I’m joined by Zach Kepes, who’s been buying BRRRR properties for the past 20 years, and he’s still active today. We’ll break down Zach’s process, the portfolio he’s built, how his buy box numbers have changed, and what investors need to know before trying this strategy for themselves. This is On the Market, and let’s get into it. Today, I’m joined by my buddy, Zach Kepes, who has been a BRRRR property investor for the past 20 years. I met Zach two years ago when I moved down to Arizona, and we quickly realized that we were like brothers from another mother. We like buying the same dirty things. We like getting into the trashy houses. We do heavy value add. And I just had a great connection with Zach because he is a real buyer in any ty...
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