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Thomas Oakley
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How to Analyze Deals

Thomas Oakley
  • Springfield, MA
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First post! So I've watched a few videos and webinars in addition to listening to a bunch of the podcast. Advice frequently given is to practice doing analysis so when the time comes to purchase property you quickly know what the numbers are. How do you analyze deals and get accurate numbers for expenses? ( taxes, utilities, insurance, lawn/snow, etc.) 

Thanks! 

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Amadeus Hladun
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Amadeus Hladun
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  • Lethbridge, Alberta
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I would say one of the most valuable things you could do is to find an experienced investor in your area and take them to coffee or even dinner and pick their brain about all of these things because if anyone will know these things in your market it would be them! Also bring a notepad and scribble as fast as you can! hahaa Good luck :)

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