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How are you making offers?

David Silva
  • Palmdale, CA
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Hi everyone... 

So I've been looking through different websites searching for multi-family properties and practicing to analyzing them using the BP rental calculator and every calculation I've done is nothing close to a deal. And Im sure that is why they are still available. i've also notice many are priced with the pro forma NOI.

Should the offer be based on the raw numbers? will they even consider the offer? sometimes base on the Actual NOI the property is worth half of its asking price.

 Any insight will be greatly appreciated. 

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David Silva
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Makes a lot of sense. Since i want to be for cash flow i might just have to move my search more to the midwest or other markets. 

Thanks 

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