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Matt Beans
  • Lynchburg, VA
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Determine how much equity a property has

Matt Beans
  • Lynchburg, VA
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I am a new to REI and am building a list of criteria of what a property must meet in order for it to be profitable. through my research I have found that it MUST have high equity. However, how do I determine how much equity is in a house? do I have to contact the owner to ask? or can I use the assessors office? Any advice is helpful!! Thank you!

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