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Liz Hansen
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New Member from Minnesota

Liz Hansen
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hello all!

I have been listening to the BiggerPockets podcast, and decided to venture into flipping houses. I bought my first house a few years ago for a steal. It was a foreclosure and needed a little bit of work, but after doing some projects, I realized I was thinking, "man, if I could do this all day I would!" I am not quitting my job, but I am looking to buy my first property when I find something that fits my target range and ability. 

The biggest thing I am struggling with is ensuring I have calculated all the numbers accurately (or close to). I don't want very many surprises. Has anyone posted a budget sheet they use? 

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Lauren Heart
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Lauren Heart
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Hi Liz...welcome to BP.  On here at BP under "tools" you will find what you are looking for in a calculator.  You can try it for free, before you decide to an upgrade in membership that will give you unlimited calculations.  It's a great resource.  Happy educating and investing!

Lauren

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