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Ben Ballinger
  • Developer
  • Newport Beach, CA
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Creating a "Portfolio" of Past Investment Successes?

Ben Ballinger
  • Developer
  • Newport Beach, CA
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If one wanted to keep track of previous/current investments, the rehab (if applicable), the cash flow (if applicable) and their profits upon sale (if applicable), for the purpose of building credibility with private lenders, does anyone have a good template/ideas for creating this?

Would a simple PDF with a few before/after photos of the property and the most basic numbers be the best? What's the best numbers to include in this kind of thing?

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