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Geoffrey Bickford
  • Wholesaler
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Rehb Estimator Tool

Geoffrey Bickford
  • Wholesaler
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Has anyone used the Rehab Estimator Tool by PropertyMOB.com?  It uses National averages of rehab costs and I am wondering if it is worth it or needs adjustment for regional differences.  I am investing in Jacksonville, FL and I have no idea what our relationship is to the national averages.

Curiously yours,

Geoff Bickford

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Matt Stewart
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Pickerington, OH
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Matt Stewart
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Pickerington, OH
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I wouldn't count on any tool that's based on national averages.  I know it takes a little more time to figure out what things actually cost in your area, but put in the time.  It'll pay off in the long run.

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