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Cody Wilkinson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Des Moines, IA
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Tips on Quickly Analyzing Potential Rehab Properties

Cody Wilkinson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Des Moines, IA
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Hey BP community! I'm posting today because I would like to get some helpful tips on how to analylize a potential rehab. I'm struggling with making offers on propertys, because I'm just not confident in my abiliy to make an accurate assessment on a property. What are some of the tools and resources that you use that make the process quicker or more accurate? Also do you have any general rules of thumb you follow to help with the process as well. I'm very excited to hear about some of the tips and tricks you may have to make analyzing property's a quick and easy process. Looking forward to speaking with you all soon.

Thank you! 

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