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Steve Hodgdon
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Rule of Thumb - Setting prices at auction on Foreclosure auctions

Steve Hodgdon
  • Investor
  • Novato, CA
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Hello BP Universe - I'm a small note investor and have had to take some properties to foreclosure. I want to turn the properties and not do the the fix and flip game. 

Any experience or ballpark guesses on what you typically price a bid as a percentage of full value BPO? Rust belt and Florida are where I have 3 working their way through the process now. 

Is 70% of a Clear Capital BPO in the neighborhood? I know each property is it's own deal, but if you could share experience on your purchase %s? 

My hope is to make a skinny margin or recoup my costs and leave room for the next investor to make a living. 

Thanks!

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