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Brendin Wood
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Property Analysis Spreadsheet - HELP

Brendin Wood
  • McKinney, TX
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Okay... I have been trying to analyse deals every day, but the numbers don't seem to come out right. I am estimating high on things like labor, materials, closing costs at purchase and sale, property taxes, interest, etc.


I have created a spreadsheet based off of a couple that I found online and on BiggerPockets. Each time I analyse a deal, the profits are minimal to none. We are most likely going to take out a hard money loan, but I need to make sure I understand all of the costs involved first.

Could a few of you take a minute and look at this spreadsheet and see where I am off? (Property Analysis Spreadsheet)

I calculated the costs based off of this property: (Wholesale Property)

We are very eager to get stared. The numbers just aren't making sense.... :(

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