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Analyzing a potential flip

Jordan Fejeran
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Hello! Total newbie here. I am looking to invest in the future when my husband and I move (he’s in the military, waiting for orders about when and where we will go.) I know Fort Bragg is an option so I’ve been looking at some homes up there. I don’t know how to analyze what would make a good potential flip? What kind of numbers or factors do you look at to see if it will be a good deal or not? I’m mostly playing around with numbers just trying to get the hang of how to analyze. Any input/suggestions/advice would be greatly appreciated!!

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