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Benjamin Verrill
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Determining the appraisal of your flip

Benjamin Verrill
  • Woburn, MA
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Hi everyone! I have another newbie question for those that have been flipping for a while. When it comes to determining how to bring the target value of a property up, how do you determine what to do for repairs/improvements? Is this based off of comps? For example, say my company purchases a 3br/2 bath for $100k. Would I look at other properties that are similar but worth more and try to make mine like them? I’ve read books on flipping, gone trough the BP blogs, but have never really seen an answer to this. I appreciate your feedback!

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