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Ok. So, how would you calculate taxes, holding costs, insurance, and any other pertinent things the buyers would want to know, to become that "go to guy" for more deals? Full-Service investor is what I am referring to. And, what is the best way to present a deal to a cash buyer? Maybe you can turn this last question into a "Wednesday Whiteboard" training? Thanks so much ~ I loved this video.
Tally81 4 months ago
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Tally81 4 months ago
throwing out the realtor fee, means I could either throw out the fudge factor [nice way to say it] or up my assignment fee?
shakaama 4 months ago
@shakaama ~ With this formula, you're not throwing out any realtor fees. But, you're basically giving yourself a "buffer" so to speak. With that aid, you would probably start out at the low end with the fudge factor price, and go up to your max offer. The lower you can get the price on a home, the better, but I'ld advise not to take advantage of the seller.
Tally81 4 months ago
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venangocountynow 7 months ago
Showing me things that I never considered, Thanks
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cleverinvestor 8 months ago