If so, how did you guys accurately figure that in to the bid?

Are you confident that the rehab estimates are accurate?

Then multiply that number by the subject home's sqft and it should give you a pretty accurate list price for your subject home.I hope this helps!

A good property manager can help you create an accurate assessment for your operating budget, capital improvements, value add potential and other key operating elements that will make you money down the road.

Counting on appreciation is akin to gambling . . . use the variables that you have at least some control over to make decisions.

Some might even say gambling.

Perhaps the established wholesaler with personal connections to real buyers who can accurately ascertain whether a deal can be done quickly is performing a service for sellers.

My lawyer gets me for $900 alone for just the paperwork and title search.More power to you if that is accurate, but I would imagine it will cost you at least $1800 between the bank's fees and the lawyer's fees.You'll also need 1 year of insurance and 1 year of taxes up front.

My CMA was as accurate as I could get it and I had hoped to compare it against a market expert.

How do you know 15k rehab is an accurate number??