All Forum Posts by: Devoneer Villeta
Devoneer Villeta has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.
Post: Question on requirements to work as a real estate agent.
- Las Vegas, NV
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Thank you
Post: Question on requirements to work as a real estate agent.
- Las Vegas, NV
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Hello everyone, my name is Devoneer and I plan on getting my license to start my career as an agent in Las Vegas, NV. I'm embarrassed to ask you guys this question but it's something I really need to know; Do you need to have credit in order to work as an agent? This is probably a stupid question but I really need to know as I don't have any credit, thank you.
Post: Estimating Repair Costs & Fixed Costs
- Las Vegas, NV
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Hey brad I truly appreciate your offer. I will definitely reach out to you once I get my license. Thank you.
Post: Estimating Repair Costs & Fixed Costs
- Las Vegas, NV
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Hello everyone, so I'm new to biggerpockets and real estate as a whole. I plan on getting my license as a real estate agent in the near future but for the past year I've been learning everything I can about wholesaling as this is how I plan to start my real estate career in the mean time. I have a good understanding of everything except for the following; ARV, repair costs, and fixed costs. As a wholesaler, I know that in order to sell a property to a buyer I must determine the MAO (maximum allowance offer) for a house. Below is the formula that I plan on using:
MAO = ARV - Repairs - Fixed Costs - Profit - Wholesale Fee
What I need is someone who is willing to show me exactly how to estimate ARV, repair costs, and fixed costs so that I can accurately determine the price for both the buyer and seller. If you'd be willing to help me, I would appreciate it and please let me know what I can do for you in return. Again, this is what I need to learn:
- The Flipper’s Profit (how much the flipper wants to make on the flip)
- Repair Costs (how much it costs to fix up)
- Fixed Costs (how much the deal is going to cost the flipper, including holding costs and transaction costs on both sides of the deal)