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Noah Garza
  • New to Real Estate
  • Matteson, IL
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Presenting a deal analysis to a Lender

Noah Garza
  • New to Real Estate
  • Matteson, IL
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I had a question on presenting a deal I have analyzed, using BP's calculators of course, to a potential lender. Is it a good or a bad idea to present more than one analysis on the same property? I currently save at least two PDF's on each property analysis I've done, one with the best possible out come as far as cash flow goes and one with some changes such as not getting the rent I expected or having more built in expenses. All scenarios I'm still cash flowing positively, any feed back will be helpful, Thanks in advance!!

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