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Daniel Winschel
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Analyzing a property for profit

Daniel Winschel
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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I’m new to REI and still doing research to find my first property. Looking for a house hack. When running the numbers I am having difficulty plugging in the rent, tax, and water/sewer numbers. This is because that information is not readily available. I have looked up taxes via the county assessment but it’s not very easy to follow or maybe I just don’t understand how to read it. Do you just call the agent listed for the property on a place like Zillow to find these answers? It’s making running the numbers a big guessing game and it’s quite frustrating!

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