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Bryan Hull
  • Wichita, KS
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What's YOUR deal analysis look like?

Bryan Hull
  • Wichita, KS
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BP, during the course of beginning in the real estate investing/marketing business I've come to the point where my analysis of potential deals needs to happen quickly and efficiently as possible. I'm now making at least one offer a day with the aid of Zillow, drive bys, and video relayed and in person quotes by my contractor. However I'm still new and not certain I'm comparing apples to apples with comps and can't afford to make a mistake determining my estimated profit. So, I thought it useful for myself and the rest of the board to read about the actual systems and processes you use to analyze your leads. Example : open mls for comps, call realtor, bp calculator. The more exact the better. Thanks!

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