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Garrick Solberg
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  • Jacksonville, FL
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Any opinions of real estate offer analysis software?

Garrick Solberg
  • Architect
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Hey all,

This weekend I attended a real estate investment intro seminar hosted by Kris Kirschner. I was dismayed to discover that it was mostly a day long advertisement for his week long, $5000 seminar, but he did touch upon some interesting strategies. His method is called "Autopilot Real Estate Investing", and he has had someone develop some really helpful software to figure out what is and what is not a deal. It will also automatically calculate 3 different offers that should be advantageous to you and fair to the seller. Unfortunately, the software costs $1500, which is far more than I want to spend. I was wondering if anyone had experience with similar programs that are more affordable. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

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