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What metrics are typically stuck to when determining a "good deal" for buy and hold?
Hey Everyone,
New to BP and I'm excited to get started.
I'm reading through the Beginners Guide right now and am curious to know the thought process behind determining a "good deal" within a buy and hold strategy? For example, within my area do I want to be in the ball park of the comps for dollar per square foot? Is there a general table to stick to when considering the cash flow? Total repair work needed? Asking price? ROI?
I guess I'm confused on whether or not it becomes a gut feeling or if there are facts to stick to.
Thanks for the advice in advance and if I need to clarify my question further please let me know!