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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

My fear in real estate
Ok, I know we all have fears about this real estate investing adventure we are on. I feel I have a good base knowledge of how to buy houses and what to look for. I have found a lot of good deals but hesitate on pulling the trigger because I don’t know what the ARV will be and what the banks and or Apprisers look for. I have bought one house and have an offer on another using my own money (houses cost under 50k with rehab, so hard to find private money under 50k) How do I get a better understanding of what banks are looking for to refinance or in my case finance homes I already own. God Bless Brian