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Jonathan Guerrero
  • New to Real Estate
  • Blackstone, MA
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Building an analysis method/plan to pick out good and bad deals

Jonathan Guerrero
  • New to Real Estate
  • Blackstone, MA
Posted

Hi everyone and Happy New Year. While gleaning through books, forums, and podcasts I have noticed a prevalent skill to buying a great deal and that is having a plan/method when analyzing property. I keep hearing the 2% rule, the 50% rule, calculating you're ROI. I was wondering if anyone had great advice on how to build a plan to obtain a plan or if anyone could point to the right direction. Thank you!

- Jonathan Guerrero

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