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Moaaz Malik
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Analyzing property as new investor

Moaaz Malik
  • Bay Area
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As I’m just getting started in real estate. What exactly does it mean to continuously run the numbers on a deal and analyze?

What are some steps you take when looking at a property to see if it’s a good investment or not?

Is it as simple as looking at sales prices of the homes nearby and also what houses in that area rent for?

Im trying to think of an efficient way to analyze deals but I’ve never analyzed a deal and I’m unsure of everything I should be looking at.

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