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Robert Farris
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Analyzing the numbers: Which ones are important to you?

Robert Farris
  • Respiratory Therapist/Real Estate Investor
  • Monroe, MI
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I'm still new at investing and slowly learning about analyzing deals. 

I know every deal is different, and there's a lot of variables but:

Which numbers are most important to you when analyzing a deal, and why?

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Joe Villeneuve
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Cash flow and cash on cash return for my profits.

$67k ARV minimum so I can refinance to get all my cash back out. The minimum loan is $50k, so the ARV has to be at least $67k.

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