Beginners Guide to BRRR Property Investment Strategy

[@FifaRipzHD]

Guys please don’t listen to this and think it’s easy. Solicitors fees, Stamp duty, Bridging fees. It all adds up, Be careful.

[@joshhughes1852]

He didn't say risk free did he dick weeb

[@amadali4036]

Stop being broke and negative, if you follow him you would know what he's talking about

[@neel948]

its simplified for someone understand basic concept

[@movingaway]

Samuel, you’re a big inspiration to me dude.

[@drewdaughtrey8844]

Costs of bridging and purchasing need to be factored in. Appreciate the round numbers are to simplify the process but the costs of finance and purchase really add up, so cannot be ignored.

[@vroblesify]

I just booked! I am looking forward to attending and learning more about property investment. Loads of helpful info. In just a short talk! Brilliant !

[@MF_786]

You're such a blessing Samuel! Thank you for all the selfless and invaluable advice you give. God bless you abundantly!

[@SamuelLeeds]

My pleasure ❤️

[@SchindlerNelson]

From $7k to $13k that's the minimum range of profit return every week Many people don't realize that a strategy is simply a set of rules that an individual follows. It has absolutely nothing to do with the market whatsoever. The key to success is finding a set of rules you can follow consistently.

[@GeorgeChristensen-vr5xb]

I'm a newbie in investment, please can you guide me through on how you made it

[@DanReynolds-qj2wv]

It's important to always stay informed and explore different investment opportunities to grow your wealth and reach your financial goals.

[@Annmathews-x3w]

.. My portfolio has been going down the drain while I try on my own, I just don't know what to do,is there anyway I can reach your financial advisor?

[@SchindlerNelson]

Roxanne Emmett

[@SchindlerNelson]

she's mostly on Tele...

[@Manda_Mortgagecoach]

Thank you Samuel I have learn loads on your Property investor crash course today. I thought Let to Buy was good but BRRR looks like a great opportunity as well. I cant wait to share what I have learned I hope I can help as many people as you do one day.

[@MesutMilleliri]

One of the most briIIiant investing advice i have ever gotten on youtube came from watching an interview with Julianne Iwersen Niemann on CNBC. Indeed, A solid investment strategy is like a well-planted tree-it can withstand storms and still grow strong.

[@NoahNollens]

I can only speak from my experience when I advise seeking professional advice. It looks like a smart bet if you don't know where to get an experienced one, but if you don't know anything about the market.

[@PCG2022]

5:08. They sure do exist Samuel. I came to your course 2 years ago but unfortunately, I didn't have the cash at the time to jump on board and I have regretted it ever since. My only concern with BRRR would be something like.... What if the tenant was to move out and the refinance repayments on a 0% interest-only mortgage still need to be paid. Is there insurance for this or something? Great video as always. PCG

[@williansobral6580]

If you sell the property in a few years, can you deduct the refurbishment costs from the sale?

[@MatthewWilson-m2d]

September next year you will see me at the academy samuel

[@SamuelLeeds]

I have complete faith in you

[@amukelanimakamu6774]

Matthew... I know how you feel trust me. I have plans too

[@secretsofhealthanddiet4075]

watching U live from Jinja Uganda,thanks for building for us a hospital

[@joshsimister6604]

@samuel Leeds, Once this process is complete, do you not end up with a mortgage over your head for every property you follow this process with. You pay of the bridge loan, refinance a new mortgage on new property value. Pay the loan, then your left with a mortgage to pay ???? Can you explain this part please on how you pay off all debt and end up with a house on your pocket all paid for etc

[@heynicky1109]

Teneants pay the mortgage plus more on top x

[@TheSchulz21]

Surely the £150k that has been paid at remortgage stage needs to partly go back to the bridge loan company, eg £100k?

[@thehudsonfootballshow8944]

For those of you who are full-time in property which companies are you using to pull out the 75% based on the property value alone?

[@claudium1g]

Hey guys I live in the UK and I want to get on the ladder, here is my situation, would like to know your opinion: I currently live in the UK, however I want to move back to my country Romania, I am almost 25 and soon to be married. I got about £20K (excluding emergency fund) Now the question is, should I buy an apartment that needs refurb and then refi and rent it? or buy one that doesn't need any refurb and is rady to move in? please note that the average apartment is 60K inside a very popular city (Sibiu) let me know what you think

[@BobbieSchmitt]

Hello, I don't know anything about investing and I'm looking to invest, any help? As well who can I reach out to?

[@GleasonRodrick]

I began investing in stocks and Def earlier this year, and it is the best choice I've ever made. My portfolio is rounding up to almost a million, and I have realized that when a stock makes it to the news. Chances are you're quite late to the party. The idea is to get in early on blue chips before it becomes public. There are lots of life changing opportunities in the market, and maximize it.

[@JamesSmith-45]

What opportunities are there in the market, and how do l profit from it?

[@Jones-z9m]

How can I start this digital market? Any guidelines, and how can I reach out to her?

[@Kageoshi]

when someone is straightforward and good at what she does best. People will always speak for them.

[@russarah6573]

What is the payback fee for a bridging loan of as you say £150k from someone such as your self Samuel??

[@WillisHeimrich-u6g]

Makenzie Dam

[@michaelgill137]

I'm concerned. Because having looked up bridging loans. They all have to be secured against an existing property or asset. So do I have to put my house up as collateral if something goes wrong? Unexpected costs, the valuation doesn't deliver the price we were expecting. The renovation takes too long. All of those scenarios could result in me losing my home. So what steps do I take to ensure that does not happen?

[@TheSchulz21]

Valuation and DD is really important. You will have around 12 months to complete your refurbishment but I personally would go for light modernisation such as new bathroom and kitchen rather than anything structural if this is your first project. Yes there is interest to consider with bridge loan finance and they have a charge on the property to recover their money if you cannot achieve the exit figure. But they won’t provide finance if the numbers don’t stack up. conveyancing also. You may avoid stamp duty if uninhabitable. Number crunching and comparable of around 30-40 properties in a 2 mile radius is essential both desk top and via experts such as agents to ensure your projected GDV is accurate.

[@SebastianRBanovich]

Hajajaja, 150 mortgage 500 pounds per month payments?!!?!? Let me know where is that mortgage!!!! 😂😂😂

[@singrider]

I won't suggest that poor, inexperienced people leverage too much and do this BRRR; it's way too risky for such people.

[@RedPillAdventurer]

Is this guy still going 😅

[@Halfb1203]

What happened about that guy that killed himself due to debts related to your courses

[@naturelover4214]

What's the story?

[@SamuelLeeds]

Debunked story from many years ago

[@Crispywithextrabutter]

@@SamuelLeeds Can you explain exactly the information that debunks it? This is a genuine question as that is an extremely serious allegation to dismiss without explanation like that...

[@djokovic1747]

​@@naturelover4214☝️

[@obelixas6]

none of these videos tells the truth about actual cost involved , it feels like listening a fairy tale

[@SamuelLeeds]

Most of my videos are case studies 🤔

[@delpatel1082]

Bridging loan fees are crazy ! They entice you in with the 'low interest' rates then hammer you with every fee known to man ! For a 60k bridging loan you will end up paying 15k in fees. Not worth it , IF you want to invest in property , you will need some money or investment from family/friends , it's as simple as that.