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Updated almost 7 years ago, 01/15/2018

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Meldeine Sipes
  • Lompoc, CA
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I think I'm doing my analysis wrong.

Meldeine Sipes
  • Lompoc, CA
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I recently spoke with a property manager/realtor in Las Vegas. She's been sending me listings of multis in Las Vegas. Most of them are super old and I haven't really seen any decent looking ones. I'm afraid to purchase any of these because they're so old, I don't want money to be tied up in reno. I don't know how to do the analysis for how much to put down for renovations/rehab. I'm afraid I'm not going to put enough on the analysis and end up purchasing something that will just tank because I f'd my first buy because of a completely wrong analysis.

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