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Question on a potential deal on a commercial real estate property

Precious Goje
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Hello everyone! Happy Holidays 😊. My name is Precious Goje. I am a rookie and new to all things investment. I ran some numbers on a potential deal using the tools provided on bigger pockets however I was wondering how to find out if the numbers are legitimate and the process I need to use to get an accurate evaluation. What things I need to look for. Thanks 🙂

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    You need an investor friendly agent or a local investor who can mentor you. I can help you out and take a look. I'm just not versed in your market.

    You can use the "find an agent" tool on BP to find someone. You can go onto facebook and look into your local REIA's. Attend the meetings and start building the relationships you need.

    Also, you can go onto where ever you look for properties (zillow, MLS, realtor.com, etc...) then filter for larger multi-families and/or commercial properties. Make a note of the agents with the most listings in your area and call them.

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