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Denayer Burns
  • Saint Louis, MO
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How Do I know if it's a Good Deal

Denayer Burns
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hello BP,

Okay so I'm new to this, I'm talking novice new. I'm looking to get into buy and flip properties, but eventually get into buy and hold. One thing I keep hearing over and over again is, you gotta make sure it's a good deal, the numbers have to make sense. To someone's who totally new to real estate, that's confusing. How do I know it's a good deal? I certainly don't want to get into a bad deal and not be able to move the property.

Any advise?

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