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Your forumla for making an offer

Chris T.
  • Real Estate Investor
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I have a question for all of the wholesalers out there. I have a couple of properties I am looking at to wholesale but actually have never done a wholesale deal before. I have done plenty of reading on the topic,etc and have a general background in Real Estate.

I know from a local investor I spoke with he tries to use the formula 70% of the ARV minus the rehabbing cost as his maximum offer. So for example if a house has an ARV of 100k and needs 30k in rehab his max offer would be 40k. His formula would be 100k ARV *70% = 70k. Then you take the 70k -30k rehab=40k max offer.A couple of people have told me do not include rehab costs in my offers. Any advice is much appreciated.

What technique or formula have you guys used over the years?

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