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How do i buy 20% below market value?

Ari Hadar
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I am looking to find properties 20% below market value. It can be distressed one that demand renovation. Should i calculate the arv and then deduct 30 percent and the cost of the rehab? This is the formula for brrrr, i have 60% ltv loan for 6.25%,30 years. What are my options? 

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