Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat — analyze your next investment property
What is BRRRR? The BRRRR strategy lets you buy a distressed property, renovate it to boost its value, rent it out, then refinance to pull most of your cash back out — letting you recycle capital into the next deal without it sitting locked up.
What this calculator shows: How much cash you need upfront, the property's value after renovations, how much you can cash-out refinance for, your monthly cash flow, and your cash-on-cash return on the actual cash invested.
Who it's for: Real estate investors using BRRRR, house hackers, or anyone buying a distressed property to rent out.
Purchase & Rehab
Refinance Terms
Rental Income & Expenses
Investment Summary
Total Cash Invested
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down payment + rehab + closing
Cash-Out Refi Amount
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ARV × LTV
Net Cash Required
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cash actually tied up in deal
Monthly Cash Flow
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rent minus all expenses
Cash-on-Cash Return
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annual cash flow ÷ cash in
Cap Rate
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NOI ÷ purchase price
Deal Breakdown
Purchase + Rehab + Closing
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Refi Proceeds (after closing costs)
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Annual Gross Rent
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Annual NOI (Net Operating Income)
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Refi Monthly Payment
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Equity Created (ARV − Refi)
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Deal Grade:—
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Estimates only. Actual refinance amounts depend on credit, income, and lender criteria. Consult a mortgage broker and experienced real estate investor before making offers. This calculator is for educational purposes.
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