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Updated over 2 years ago, 08/10/2022

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Samuel Martin
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So, I've pondered on this question about how to enter real estate. I've listened to podcasts, read books, and I've done a little research on my own. However, when I attempt to analyze homes just for practice runs, I begin to hit a few bumps. It's always something like annual property taxes, rehab estimates, or finding a decent market to begin with. I'm oblivious to how I'm supposed to plug in my numbers. My mind starts racing and then I get myself off topic. Does anyone have any ideas they'd like to bounce off for where I should start or formulas to practice my numbers etc. because I really don't want to find myself stranded after one property. I'm currently trying to broaden my knowledge. 

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