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Eric NA
  • Accountant
  • Denver, CO
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Rental Property Vs. Flip buyer

Eric NA
  • Accountant
  • Denver, CO
Posted

What's the difference between getting a property under contract with the intent to market to flippers vs landlords?

Obviously if the price is right, both will be interested. Should I stick with my formula (ARV * .70 - repair costs (including fudge factor) - my profit) to come up with what I want to get the property under contract for at all times or should I run it from a landlords perspective as well?

When marketing the property, should I market it as what the potential flipper can make and let the landlord figure out the numbers for himself, or should I market it was both perspectives?

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