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Johann Villalvir
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Indianapolis IN, USA
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Johann Villalvir
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Indianapolis IN, USA
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This is more of a reflecting post thinking about what are the data points that fix and flippers look for to pass or pursue a deal.

I wanted to provide clear, concise data to help our users make swift investment decisions in real estate. The challenge? In a market with hundreds of variables, new investors often find themselves in a black hole of information.

If you're one of the early users who reached out to me, you recall we used to show several properties on a page. Users toggled between options, rarely reaching a definitive 'Yes' or 'No'. To tackle this, I drew inspiration from an unlikely source: Tinder. For those unfamiliar, Tinder simplifies dating choices by showing one profile at a time - swipe right to connect, left to pass, and never see their profile again.

We applied this 'swipe' functionality to real estate investment properties. And the impact? Decision-making became faster, more intuitive.

I am curious, what are those 5 crucial data points you look at a flip deal before deciding to pursue it or pass it?

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