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Belgenman Neal
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  • Abilene, TX
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Analyze Your Market - Over-Analyze to Under-Analyze

Belgenman Neal
  • Investor
  • Abilene, TX
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I been reading the two of the biggest mistakes of Newbies... Is Knowledge and Knowing The Market.

To increase my Knowledge I want how to Properly Analyze My Market.

How much Should I Analyze the Market and When is it Overload of information.

What data do you have in your Spreadsheets: Prices, Repairs, Rent etc.

How do you sort your markets.

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