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BRRRR financing.
Sequenced from direct lenders.

Buy. Rehab. Rent. Refinance. Repeat. BRRRR strategy financing sourced from pre-vetted direct lenders on Ask Speedy — hard money on acquisition + rehab, DSCR cash-out at stabilization. Speedy tracks both phases as one client, two fundings, two commissions.

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The sequence

Five steps, two loans.

1

Buy

Hard money or fix-and-flip loan on the acquisition. 7-day close. Up to 90% LTC.

2

Rehab

Same loan funds 100% of rehab in draws. 3-6 months typical.

3

Rent

Property leases up. Cash flow stabilizes. 90 days at market rent.

4

Refinance

DSCR cash-out refinance pays off the hard money + pulls equity. 7-8% rate, 75-80% LTV.

5

Repeat

Equity pulled funds the next BRRRR acquisition. Cycle scales the portfolio.

FAQ

BRRRR, answered.

What does BRRRR stand for?
BRRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. It's an investor strategy where hard money funds the acquisition + rehab, the property is rented to stabilize, then refinanced into long-term DSCR financing — pulling equity to fund the next BRRRR.
What loans does a BRRRR strategy need?
Two sequential loans: (1) hard money or fix-and-flip loan for the buy + rehab phase (typically 6-12 months at 10-12% rate), and (2) DSCR cash-out refinance once the property is rented and stabilized (typically 7-8% rate, 75-80% LTV). Speedy tracks both phases as one client record.
How does Speedy sequence BRRRR financing?
Speedy tracks the original hard money loan and the property's rehab/stabilization timeline. As stabilization approaches, it surfaces the cash-out refinance opportunity and routes the package to direct DSCR lenders. One ISO deal, two fundings, two commissions.
What is the seasoning requirement for BRRRR refinance?
Most direct DSCR lenders require 0-90 days seasoning before refinancing based on the new (post-rehab) value. 90-day seasoning is most common. Some no-seasoning programs exist for clean files with strong DSCR coverage.

BRRRR, sourced direct.

Updated 2026-05-10