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Stephen Spradley
  • Fort Collins, CO
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Going to look at property basics

Stephen Spradley
  • Fort Collins, CO
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Afternoon all,

Very new to real estate, and have been told by a few people that analyzing 100 properties is a good start. I'm not working during the summer and have a lot of free time until school starts and see this as a way to stay active in real estate while getting my finances in order. My question is, what are some of the things you are doing when you analyze properties for a flip or rent? Good things to look for and practice? Thanks in advance!

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