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Brian McWethy
  • Seattle, WA
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Using Data to Analyze a fix & flip

Brian McWethy
  • Seattle, WA
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Couldn't help but notice a large part of being successful in house flipping is analyzing data. However, organizing this data is very time consuming.

What data aggregators are people using to find deals? I can build a spreadsheet myself but plugging everything into it takes a ton of time. Also finding out what has recently been sold, which markets have increased/decreased their time on market, gone up/down in price, and other factors seems like a daunting task manually.

Thanks all!

Brian

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