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Marques Barton
  • Redford, MI
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Wholesaling: Determining the ARV

Marques Barton
  • Redford, MI
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I have read tons of posts and blogs bout wholesaling and i'm trying to gain as much knowledge as i can before I secure my first deal but I also don't want to be in the same position i am now a month or two later.

But since I'm a newbie one of my major concerns is the ARV and how i can be as accurate as possible without having a background in rehabbing. I want to be successful and I know the quickest way to get a bad rep is to give a terrible estimates on the rehab of any deal i get under contract.

I hope i can find a wholesale mentor in my area that wouldn't mind steering in the right direction, but i also know i have to be of some value for a person to lend me their time and knowledge.

You guys input on this topic would be greatly appreciated!

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