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

Easy to follow and informational

David explained how BRRRR method works in detailed in this book. You will learn the framework and how to jump start your first rental investment. Not only he teaches you about the real estate investment technique, he also touches on the soft skill the mindset, and the importance of building and maintaining the relationship with your partners. A must read book if you are into real estate investment!

This book was recommended to me by a friend of mine who has achieved a tremendous amount of success using the BRRRR method. As someone who is a complete rookie in this space, I was nervous to get started because real estate investment felt like such a daunting endeavor.That’s why this book is so great. David Greene does a phenomenal job of simplifying complex concepts and breaking the process down into digestible parts. His approach is humble and he speaks to the “average” person who is looking to make their hard earned savings work harder for them in an exponential way.If you’re contemplating getting into the real estate investment space and want to gain an excellent understanding of how you can do so in the most efficient and effective way, I cannot recommend this book enough! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I like the practical examples in this book, I definitely recommend this book to new real estate investor. This book deserves a five stars rating because it easy to read and understand the examples.

This book provides a pretty straightforward easy to understand explanation of the BRRR method. I didn’t know much about it coming in, but I did have some background on investing and economic/financial terminology. I am also a lawyer that has dealt with real estate. I can imagine this book might be a lot to swallow for some.Even with my background, the book worked best for me when I started running the numbers myself. I formed an excel and started pretending I bought some houses. Then I started finding properties and running those through the excel. It definitely is not get rich quick. But you can see how over 15-20 years, you can really grow your wealth. (I also started doing test runs. I’d find properties; pretend I bought them; and follow to see if I’d made good choices. You will find that a lot of these properties are targeted by flippers or other investors; when they pop back on the market after the rehab, you can see how much they go for; and if the rehabs were financed, how much they cost).As other reviews mention, the book can drag on a bit. But, the nuggets are there, and maybe more importantly, it got me thinking about things I hadn’t considered. It eliminated some of the unknowns. It triggered some thoughts of my own. My wife and I plan on following this model, more or less. We are saving for our first house. Fingers crossed.

I’m still only in the prologue but the wisdom nuggets I’m getting out of this book so far only make me more excited for what’s to come.

Nice product

Great book - Lots of information first hand from a season real estate vet.

Excellent book A must read and most likely a repeat read.

All the information is useful. Very helpful advice in order to start the BRRRR strategy. The examples are very clear and written with easy-to-understand language. Would definitely recommend this 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.

Very instructive book. I recommend to anyone interested into getting started in real state. This strategy work outside USA, but depends on your local legislation and banks.

The whole strategy in the book is based on buying under-value property at a minimum 30% discount which is highly unlikely. The rest of the book is just repeating itself. Don't waste your time on it.