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Spencer Herrick
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Analyzing properties to make my first purchase

Spencer Herrick
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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I've been analyzing several properties to the point of exhaustion over the past few weeks. I'm trying to avoid the analysis paralysis, but want to make sure my first property I purchase is lucrative. That being said, is it okay if your first purchase isn't a "Great" deal? The properties that I've been hesitant to by show between 10 and 13% COC return, but I fear that I need more of a cushion for anything I'm underanalyzing. I appreciate any pointers and thanks in advance!

Spencer

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