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Valentin Zalutskiy
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Rent analysis calculator

Valentin Zalutskiy
  • Northern California
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Hello, I watched my first webinar today, unfortunately they didn't get to my question. Webinar was in analyzing rental properties. Part of the calculation is adding a property appreciation percentage. They put in 2% which is lower than average annual increase. My question is, the prices is really high at the moment, it's hard to say if the market will increase, in fact I believe it might go down. Can I calculate that into the equation somehow? thanks in advance.

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