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Updated over 11 years ago, 05/21/2013

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Mason V.
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Might this be a good deal?

Mason V.
  • Investor
Posted

I have a potential seller for a 4bd 3ba home that is currently being rented. As it stands my numbers come out to be:

299,200 FMV
179,000 60% FMV

333,000 ARV
233,000 70%
200,000 60%
293,500 (subtract 40k from ARV for suspected rehab costs as stated in http://www.biggerpockets.com/articles/863-the-basics-of-wholesaling-for-beginners)

Assuming he is willing to sell, this seems like a potential good deal for me. Should I proceed and if so how?

This will be my very first lead so even if it falls through, at least ill have learned something.

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