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Torey Chumbley
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AirDNA or Mashvisor?

Torey Chumbley
  • Cameron Park, CA
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Which or these platforms do you use to research properties? Both have nice features, but wondering what the majority of you use and why? I have decided on the area where I want to invest and I have several properties that I need to do a detailed analysis on. This will be one of the tools I will use. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Torrance

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@Torey Chumbley

Brother! This question is asked very often and my answer is always the same. Use the enemy method.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/818478-determine-how-much-an-str-will-make-using-the-enemy-method

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