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Tony Marcelle
  • Bessemer, AL
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What does a good "deal" look like?

Tony Marcelle
  • Bessemer, AL
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What % of ARV is what just about every investor is willing to pay? Give an example of what you consider to be a good deal. There is one more thing. Would it be a good idea or bad idea to find out where the end buyer get their comps from? For example, I may use my own source to get comps. The other investor the house will be sold to may prefer to figure ARV using their source for finding good comps. What is the best way to even calculate ARV?

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