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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Running the numbers on your first property
Hello everyone =)
I am looking at making my first deal. I am currently in the stage of crunching the numbers and everything seems straight forward math wise (income - expenses) but my question is in regards as to HOW to calculate those expenses, specifically utilities.
I know you can look up past property taxes for a property on the county website but how do you go about finding what the past electric, water, sewer, and garbage expenses will be? Im a newbie so any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Jimmy
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@Megan Greathouse ahhh i see. well anyways thank you very much. You have got the wheels turning in my head!