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Jake And Gino Deal Analyzer

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Hello everyone , 

I am currently looking for multi family properties , in Houston , TX preferrably Class C properties and I was looking to purchase the jake and gino deal analyzer for $97.00USD , looking through it , looks very accurate as far as information needed to properly analyze a deal quickly . The analyzer/calculator gives CCR , DSCR & Cap Rate , I believe for $97.00USD to be able to get this info quickly and accurately is definitely worth it. Please if you have any experience with this particular software or can offer any insight to analyzing multi family deals that would be great .

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A 'deal analyzer' is only as good as the data you put into it.  And I'd suggest with most class C deals, the data you're going to get to plug is isn't going to be accurate.  You'd be much more accurate as to your eventual financials if you plug in your own numbers based on your own experience. 

I can make any property have any CAP rate. Which is why it's a silly metric for class C.

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