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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to estimate a purchase price on a foreclosure fix and flip?
I'm looking to get started with fix and flips, I'm not 100% on how to estimate what to offer on a foreclosure. Is there a rule that I can use? I've heard about 65% of ARV, is that minus repairs? So if an ARV is $200k x 65%= $130k minus say $30k for repairs, so I can use $100k for my ideal purchase price? Thank you in advance. Nick
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@Stephen Seaberry an easy way to see what they purchased the house for is in the tax record. As an agent, i look at the most recent deed transfers, or MLS listings if they are available.