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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do you run YOUR numbers?
What is the formula you use to run your numbers on a flip?
I was recently listening to a BP podcast and Brandon talked about how every property has a number. How do you calculate your number?
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Calvin Strain PP = ARV - 10% ARV - Repair - Profit
Steven D Nicholson No, repairs have no percent on anything.