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Investment Analysis Strategies

Alfredo Gallegos
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Hey my name is Alfredo, and I currently reside in the north side Chicago area with my parents. As I get closer to beginning my rental property ownership journey, I wanted to ask a few lingering questions I've had after reading a few books. What would be the best strategies to calculate potential cash flow from properties as you are house hunting for the goal of house hacking? I've been a bit stuck on estimating my purchase price, rent estimation, etc. I have tried using the bigger pockets tools and they work perfectly, I just want to make sure that the inputting side of things gets a sanity check before I get my hopes up on any potential properties.

Thanks in advance!

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