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  • Real Estate Investor
  • boston, NH
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how do i find repair value when wholesaling

Account Closed
  • Real Estate Investor
  • boston, NH
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in nh is there a way to find repair value? some people from cali say to just add on 3% repair value.

is there anything in NH?

do i send in a contractor to find repair value? at which point do i do that?

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I pointed you to several extremely useful sources of information. Suggestedthat working on a habitat house would teach you something about construction and allow you to meet tradesmen. Pointed you to an inexpensive RE linlicensing class and explained that that was the best way to learn the business and get access to good comps. Pointed you to entirely FREE seminars at the NH Housing Finance Authority that would explain the basics of real estate and financing to you. Explained you to improve your credit score so that you could qualify for financing. Other people have explained basic real estate and business concepts, patiently and repeatedly.

Tell me what was wrong about any of that?

Your problem seems to be that you want to be told the magic shortcut to success in real estate, without having to learn the basics or put in any work. That magic shortcut does not exist.

And yes, anyone telling you to just automatically add 3% as a rehab cost is an idiot.

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