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Updated about 1 year ago, 10/25/2023

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John Phong
  • Specialist
  • Temple City, CA
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Analyzing and Evaluating Deals

John Phong
  • Specialist
  • Temple City, CA
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Hello everyone, I am fairly new to the real estate world. I have been in the words of Grant Cardone "obsessed" with real estate and my goal is to own 1000 doors. My goals are to buy n hold 4 units and up for cashflow for the long term and pass them on to my kids and their kids. I have been reading books, listening to podcasts, watching YouTube, attending local RE meetups, and networking with other investors. I know real estate is 95%,if not 100% about the numbers. For the buy n hold investors, how do you analyze and evaluate deals? What numbers or specific indications do you look at? Thanks in advance! 

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