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Kristin Azam
  • Realtor
  • Roseville, CA
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Flipping in Sacramento Area

Kristin Azam
  • Realtor
  • Roseville, CA
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Hey all!!

I’m a new investor in the Sacramento, CA area. With the changing market, I’m just curious what flippers/rehabbers in the Sacramento area are shooting for in their purchase price to resale price ratio. In other words, what percentage or amount of net profit do you require when your analyzing a deal before you make an offer? I’ve heard from some people, “don’t submit an offer unless you will likely walk away with $50k profit after running the numbers.” Has that amount changed while preparing for the potential change in the market? Do you give yourself more of a safety net? Thanks in advance!

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