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Andrew Patocchi
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Investment Calculations

Andrew Patocchi
  • Chico, CA
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One major thing I need to know is if a house is a good investment or not. I'm good with math, but I need a formula to work with. Can someone help me with this? As far as the price of the house - (general contractor fix up costs + appraisal cost + interest rate on loan + interest I have to pay to a real estate agent to resell the house). I'm sure there's a better formula than that and a few things I'm missing. Thanks for the help

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James Triano
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@Andrew Patocchi

Give the Bigger Pockets calculators a try.  They're a fantastic source and a comprehensive view of the formulas needed to analyze a potential deal.  

What I've done is "reverse engineer" the BP calculators and create my own spreadsheets that incorporate specific items I felt the calculators were missing (minor details and region specific items). 

Give them a try and then come back here if you have any questions.  

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