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Free BRRRR Calculator

Model your Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat strategy, equity build, and cash-on-cash ROI.

Free Google Sheets / Excel Template

BRRRR Inputs

1. Buy Phase
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2. Rehab & Hold Phase
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$
3. Rent Phase
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$
4. Refinance Phase
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Total Cash Left in Deal

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Total invested minus cash pulled out at refinance.

Cash-on-Cash Return

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Annual net cash flow divided by remaining cash left in deal.

Financial Breakdown

Total Cash Invested$0
Refinance Loan Amount$0
Net Operating Income (NOI)$0
New Refi Mortgage Payment$0
Monthly Cash Flow$0

📊 Pro-Forma Ledger Matrix

1. Outlay (Buy & Rehab)
Purchase Price$0
Down Payment$0
Closing Costs$0
Rehab Budget$0
Holding Costs$0
Total Out-of-Pocket$0
2. Refinance Proceeds
After Repair Value$0
New Loan (Max LTV)$0
Payoff Initial Debt$0
Refi Costs$0
3. Deal Summary
Cash Left in Deal$0
Refi Mortgage /mo$0
Monthly Cash Flow$0
Cash-on-Cash Return0%
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Executive Summary

What is BRRRR?:BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) is a real estate strategy where investors force property appreciation through rehab, rent to tenants, and execute a cash-out refinance to pull back initial capital.

75% LTV RefinanceRefinances at 75% of new After Repair Value (ARV) to recover purchase & rehab cash.
Cash Left in DealMeasures total capital remaining locked in property after refinancing.
Infinite Cash-on-CashAchieved when 100%+ of initial capital is recovered while retaining rental cash flow.

BRRRR Spreadsheet Template

Download the free BRRRR calculator spreadsheet template for Excel or Google Sheets.

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Ditch the BRRRR Calculator Excel Spreadsheet

If you search the internet for a BRRRR calculator, you will find dozens of sites offering a "free download" for an Excel template or a Google Sheets link. While spreadsheets are great for sitting at your desktop computer at home, they are terrible for active real estate investors.

When you are walking a distressed property with your contractor, you need to run numbers instantly on your smartphone. Pinching and zooming on an Excel spreadsheet, trying not to accidentally overwrite a fragile math formula, is incredibly frustrating. Our interactive web-based BRRRR calculator is 100% mobile responsive. It never breaks, it never requires an email opt-in to download, and you can stress-test your After Repair Value (ARV) with a simple slider.

The Ultimate Unlimited Alternative

Some of the biggest real estate investing forums (like BiggerPockets) offer incredible calculators, but they often restrict you to only 5 free uses before forcing you into a costly "Pro" subscription paywall.

We believe deal analysis should be frictionless. AssetCalcs provides this enterprise-grade BRRRR calculator absolutely free, with unlimited usage. Run 50 deals a day if you want to!

Factoring in Hard Money Loan Costs

One of the biggest mistakes novice BRRRR investors make is forgetting to calculate the holding costs of their bridge debt. If you are buying a distressed property, traditional banks won't lend to you; you must use a Hard Money Lender.

Hard money loans are expensive. They often charge 10% to 14% interest-only payments and 2 to 3 "points" upfront. If your rehab takes 6 months, those monthly interest payments will aggressively eat into your "Cash Left in Deal" metric. Our calculator specifically includes an entire section dedicated to underwriting these exact rehab loan holding costs.

Deal WorkflowNext step in financial underwriting

US Real Estate Deal Underwriting Workflow

Active investors evaluate acquisition debt, model the rehab and refinance stages, and lock in long-term non-recourse debt.

Educational Guide

Mastering the BRRRR Method: Deal Underwriting & Step-by-Step Analysis

Learn how to underwrite BRRRR deals like a pro. Read our guide on the 70% rule, calculating cash left in the deal, and managing the refinance exit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does BRRRR stand for?

BRRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. It is a real estate investment strategy where you purchase a distressed property, renovate it to force appreciation, rent it out to generate cash flow, and then perform a cash-out refinance to pull your initial capital back out, allowing you to repeat the process.

How much money do I need to start the BRRRR method?

While it depends heavily on your local market, investors typically need between $30,000 to $100,000+ to start. This covers the down payment, renovation costs, closing costs, and holding expenses until the property is rented and successfully refinanced.

What is the 70% rule in real estate?

The 70% rule is a guideline that suggests an investor should pay no more than 70% of a property's After-Repair Value (ARV) minus the estimated cost of repairs. This ensures enough built-in equity to complete the refinance phase of the BRRRR method and still make a profit.

How long do I have to wait to refinance a BRRRR property?

Many conventional lenders enforce a "seasoning period" before allowing a cash-out refinance based on the newly appraised ARV. This period is typically 6 to 12 months. However, some specialized commercial or portfolio lenders may have shorter or no seasoning requirements.

BRRRR Strategy Calculators by State & Major City

Model Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat cash-on-cash ROI across all US real estate markets.

📍 BRRRR Strategy Calculators by US State (50 tools)

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