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Updated over 5 years ago, 07/04/2019

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Excel Practice NJ Deal Analysis

Thomas Daly
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Hello - I am still about a year away from having enough capital to purchase my first investment property. Until then, I have been reading as much as I can on this site. I still do not feel I am to the point where I can quickly look at a deal on the MLS and at least be able to have an indication of whether it makes sense to look at it further for more intense number crunching. To practice I have been perusing zillow/trulia/njmls and then crunching the numbers in the below excel file I found on BP. For example, I just ran the numbers on the below property. Are the cost assumptions I am making fairly accurate? Or am I doing something that is very obviously wrong. I believe I am screwing something up as most deals I analyze seem to produce OK returns which I know is not the norm for North NJ.

https://www.trulia.com/p/nj/newark/39-fillmore-st-...

*to clarify again, I am not looking to purchase this property, just using as an example for "analysis practice"

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