The BRRRR strategy is how Legacy One Realty Partners builds long-term wealth from distressed real estate — and how you can too.
This proven model helps you acquire properties, unlock equity, generate rental income, and recycle your capital into new deals without starting over from scratch.
We purchase undervalued or distressed 4–6 unit multifamily properties at 40–50% of their After-Repair Value (ARV).
Why? Because built-in equity creates security and maximizes returns.
We fully renovate each property — improving everything from electrical and plumbing to flooring and interiors — so it meets Section 8 and HUD rental standards.
Rehab drives up the property value and makes it rent-ready.
We lease the units to reliable Section 8 tenants or workforce renters, generating consistent, government-backed income.
One rented unit typically covers the mortgage — the rest is pure cash flow.
Once stabilized, we refinance the property based on its new value. This allows us to pull out capital tax-free and reinvest it in the next deal.
It’s like hitting reset — but with better assets and growing equity.
We do it again. And again. And again.
Each time, we grow the portfolio without needing new capital — just smart reinvestment.
Built-in Equity from Day One
Cash Flow from Renovated, Rent-Ready Units
Capital Recycling via Refinance — No Need to Start Over
Portfolio Growth Without Overleveraging
Long-Term Wealth from High-Performing Assets
Disclaimer: RESULTS ARE NOT GUARANTEED. Legacy One Realty Partners, LLC is a private real estate investment company that acquires, manages, and sells residential properties. We also provide access to off-market investment opportunities for qualified buyers and offer clean, safe housing for approved tenants. Legacy One is not a licensed financial advisor, tax consultant, or legal service provider. Nothing on this site should be construed as financial, legal, or tax advice. Real estate investments carry risk, and past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Outcomes may vary based on asset condition, market shifts, financing environment, execution timelines, and personal financial circumstances.