The BRR Strategy in UK Property (Buy Refurbish Refinance)

Can you really get a 'FREE' house?

Well of course you need money to invest in property, don't let anyone else tell you otherwise. But that money doesn't need to be yours. You could borrow money from friends & family, private investors and lenders such as banks.

Then when you utilise the Buy Refurb Refinance (BRR) strategy, this will allow you to increase the value of your property through the refurbishment and pull the money you have borrowed out by remortgaging 75% of the new value. This enables you to repay your initial loan back, if done correctly, leaving you with a property that YOU didn't pay for. Plus you now have a cash flowing asset because it provides rental income every month and the property value increases overtime!

Hope this video helps understand the concept of a "free" house or what's also known as an "all money out deal".

Have a wonderful Sunday!

James x
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What is BRRR? [EXPLAINED] | UK Property

Timestamps ⏰

00:00 - Introduction
00:57 - Buying Costs
03:26 - Refurb Costs
04:16 - Refinancing
10:37 - Rental Income
13:42 - Expenses
18:08 - Summary

[alvindavidchan]

One of the best videos I have ever watched explaining and breaking down the nitty gritty. You have my like and subscription!

[PowPowPanda]

I would love to find out more about the differences in buying a property as an individual /limited company . You’ve mentioned difference in tax etc. But there is soooo much more that I would like to hear about 🎉

[Carl-tvew]

Brilliant video James, more in-depth explanations like this please, very educational thanks

[iaureliusi]

Fair play that was a nice breakdown, definitely a good idea to buy next door aswell 👍

[thechrismaster]

Good video. Only thing to note is when changing use class to a HMO then refurbs will include all fire safety aspects, like fire doors, smoke alarms in every room etc. with 2 tenants I’d imagine that wasn’t the case

[OliverLordMusic]

Very clearly explained :-) Thanks a lot

[MarcineKKK]

Man like James what a dream 🥵🥰🥰🥰😇 thanks for lovely explanation. ❤

[lewRL]

Great video and explanation. Hate to be that guy, but just so you know the refinance was £2500 not £2000. So all numbers are £500 more but it’s minor, thought I’d raise some you were aware. Great content and information 👍🏼

[jackross]

So using the prices in the video as an example, can you explain how a bridging loan would work please? So let’s say I take out an £80k bridging loan (£50k purchase + £30k refurb), would I then use the 75% LTV to pay off what was left of the bridging loan?

[djwattsydarlo]

So you borrowed 101k and your monthly repayments are only 264? How is this possible what interest rate did you get?

[mirzataimurii]

Mate make a realistic one that applies for the average

[mzdpjvk]

How to get on the waiting list for the next JPU? 😬

[kbc]

James, aren't some Final Offers accepted by email, don't have to send do by post or in person?

[pavelhristov]

Are you deducted only the interest rate or you could deducted the whole mortgage through the limited company, regards

[agasservices]

Whats your plan on repaying the £101, 250 mortgage off, because your only paying the interest off at the moment ?

[thechrismaster]

Does the management deal with the bills as well?

[mzdpjvk]

How to get on the waiting list for the next JPU? 😬

[mzdpjvk]

How to get on the waiting list for the next JPU? 😬