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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
How do you Analyze Properties?
I’m genuinely curious how people analyze property without using the BP Calculators? Do you have your own calculator you made?
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@Jaron Silveri I use the 4 square analysis, accounting for 25% of rent as an expense (capex/maintenance/vacancy). It works for me.
I've seen spreadsheets with bells and whistles and waterfall charts and ROI calculations that rival the complexity of my business development colleagues in a Fortune 500 company. It isn't worth my time to understand that.