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Pasquale Zingarella
  • Connecticut
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Help with Calculating ARV

Pasquale Zingarella
  • Connecticut
Posted

Hi all. I picked up my first buy and hold this week that was pretty turnkey (but cashflows!) and am beginning to look for more distressed properties to BRRRR.

I have a couple books I'm reading through and there's a good chance I'm not quite at that chapter, but my questions for you all are:

-How are you currently estimating ARV on a distressed property?

-If there are no true comps in the neighborhood/area what is your strategy to make sure your #'s will align once an appraiser comes out?

-Do you have any tips/stories where you estimated wrong and how you corrected or what are a few key points I should focus on when calculating?

Thank you in advance for your help!!

Pasquale

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