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Daniel Illescas
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Analyzing Potential First Deal

Daniel Illescas
  • Investor
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Hi everyone, I am in my early twenties and looking to get into the real estate game. I am looking at purchasing a multi family property in Northern New Jersey, probably in the Bergen County/Hudson County area. When looking at potential deals, I use the rental property tool to quickly run the numbers to see if it something worth looking further into. My question is, what is the best way to accurately predict expenses such as utilities, insurance and capex? Also would love to hear any other tips everyone has for a beginner such as myself!

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