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Gregory Caccioppoli
  • Developer
  • Westchester, NY
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CHECKLIST OF TO DO's AND SOURCES WHEN ANALYZING MULTI FAMILIES

Gregory Caccioppoli
  • Developer
  • Westchester, NY
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Hello! Can someone please advise me on the specific steps an investor needs to take to analyze a property that's in an area unfamiliar to the investor? Also sources for where to find the information along with each step? Example) 1) Gentrification - how does one identify this in any given area? What are the sources? 2) Will the property rent in the area? How do I find information that makes me more confident as an investor? The two examples given are just the first two things that came to my head. I'm looking for a clear, concise, step by step "checklist" if you will, that I can go through and by the time I'm done I know everything about the area, I've analyzed all pertinent data, and I've ran the numbers. Thank you in advance for any help!!!