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Chris Nothing
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Chris Nothing
  • Homeowner
  • Phoenix, AZ
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I've been researching for awhile now, but I'm still lost on exactly how to find properties that will yield a good return for buy&hold/rental situations

Feedback appreciated!

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Robert Breiner
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Robert Breiner
  • Landlord
  • Santa Ana, CA
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It's important to have a method to quickly analyze a property based on the numbers, allowing for things such as lost rent, rental management, insurance, taxes, etc. Property Trackers is a good source to analyze properties quickly. I also built an easy to use excel spreadsheet that analyzes a deal factoring in debt service, tax, insurance, vacancy, property management, and gives you multiple types of analysis such as ROI, Cap rate, etc. If you like I can sent it to you.

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