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Jared McNeel County assessor valuation vs. comp data
8 November 2017 | 0 replies

Hi everyone, I am looking at a rehab property and did my own comp analysis with comps near the subject property and came to a overall market valuation of 225k but the county assessor has only 174,500 for 2017 market v...

Elbert D. What is everyone's 2018 Goals?????
10 December 2017 | 47 replies
Still crunching macro data but likely more defensive in 2018 vs 2017.
Denver Gray What topics do you think people tend to struggle with the most?
16 December 2017 | 15 replies
So i have sorta brainstormed a few topics what do you guys think i should take away or add... sorta just going to do a data dumpI have labeled topics 1-3   1= basic   2=intermediate   3= advanced1-3 Property Management Absentee ownersShort term investors and the opportunities the miss and the opportunities they make for others1-3 Contractor's (bids)1 Bootstrapping1 The myth of real estate passive income1 My secret to massive upside Long horizon, value add mentality, “72” Bootstrapping, force down NOI via capex, property efficiency and systems1 Value Investor Mindset2-3 Managing tax liability1 Service and Hospitality (or business partners with commercial tenants)1 Small improvements can lead to massive swings in NOI1 Lower rent and lower vacancies are more important than the ego boost from high rent with medium vacancy1 Strategy… why I prefer multifamily and other strategies2 Cape rate and property class2 NOI income and expense1-3 Add Value properties and mindset1 money is made when you buy… or lost1-2 Buying your first deal series (couple episodes)1 DRY POWDER (cash)1 “72” (compounding interest basics)1-2 Money is everywhere Mentality/ mindset episodes1-2 Financial literacy/ intelligence (mini series)1 Stop asking permission1 Positivity (mindset)1-2 CASHFLOW is KING!!!!!!
Ryan Ohls Best Resources for Evaluating a Market
17 December 2017 | 10 replies
@Ryan OhlsCity-DataTrulia/Zillow/RedfinUS CensusResearch report by the big brokerage houses like Marcus and Milichap, CBRE, JLL etcYou can also use toolslike Zipwho and ESRI to get granular demographic data around age, income, racial mixtureCity/County/State websites have a lot of information.
Shital Thakkar Dallas Vs Houston
16 August 2016 | 13 replies
However I got the crime rate data from trulia.
Craig Kleffman Wholesaling - Driving For Dollars - Yellow Letters and Postcards
17 August 2016 | 0 replies
While there is a free three day trial period—I do not believe it is prudent to try to slosh all data-entry into a 72 hour time chunk. 2.5Repetition of MessageMr.
Lior E. Analyzing numbers in larger quantities
13 February 2017 | 0 replies
At the standard apps, this data exists but need to go one by one.
Kenneth McKeown Help a newbie understand - Rental Property Calculator
22 November 2016 | 4 replies
Therefore, only a limited amount of data can be pulled from it for analysis.You should use an actual property that is for sale to analyze.  
Michael Johnson Theres absolutely positively no way ..... is there?
3 December 2016 | 27 replies
Once you have an objective clearly defined, the next step with what to do with the MLS data will be apparent.
J. Martin Super Smart?..or Super Sucker?..Riding a Great Market Cycle?: 1-Cycle Investors, Leveraging RE, & Feeling (Too?) Good?
31 May 2015 | 17 replies
Keep up on the basic data: sales, prices, inventory levels, interest rates, etc.