I found this website while searching flipping formulas.  

Is anyone familiar with the "discounted cashflow" method for evaluating commercial properties, and if so, would you share the formula for doing so (if its not too complicated a formula of course...)

I will definitely use formula.

I am pretty familiar with the deal analyzers and recognize the effects of the various criteria, but I would like to develop a script that elicits that information without sounding cold and formulaic. 

I am not saying I would ever dream of using a "formula" as unrealistic as the one I posted about.

I have not found  a true formula for getting offers accepted with FNMA as I have a better idea with HUD. 

That's a very good starting point, but it's just a starting point.For starters, different investors will have different formulas.  

Simplify it so that we newbies can get our deals closed whether or not our seller is next door or in the next state.The rules for newbie success when analyzing deals such as the different formulas for determining the max offer for properties under 40 or 50K and more details about what it takes to determine if a deal is a great deal.

Is there a rough formula for calculating improved value of below ground square footage?

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