When analyzing potential deals, first make sure your input data is accurate. 

Hi!This is my first post so I am excited to finally get involved with the forums. I found a Bank Owned, Foreclosed property that I think is great at first impression. So it now time to collect the numbers and do math....

I'm still practicing analyzing deals What do you want to know about this deal?

The study defined high-risk populations as those with full-time careers in industries deemed “non-essential,” or service workers.The study, released Monday, analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S.

I've analyzed a few deals using the recommended $1000-$2500 window, but haven't heard about a 4% of the property value metric.

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I understand some of the simple math on analyzing deals and my cash on cash return on investment.

Cash on Cash - ROI is King)Build Your Team (Contractors, Realtors, Lenders)Line Up Financing (Work backward what is the lender looking for to fund your deal)Raise Cash For Down Payments & ReservesCreate a Plan to Find DealsSchedule Your Time & Prioritize Next Actions (Take Action, Put it on paper and put a date on it, stick to the timeline, FYI watching videos or reading books is not taking action)Educate yourself (Know terminology and how to analyze a deal) 

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hi Everyone,Just became a pro member and am looking through a few properties in Houston...

Now I've been analyzing just two houses a day on Zillow from my target cities( Kansas City, MO, OKC, Indy, and Columbus) to build a habit.But now I realize I have no idea what neighborhoods are good and its a bit overwhelming as there are so many neighborhoods in cities that I have never been to.