Real Estate Investor Training - Calculating Maximum Allowable Offer

Dana Van Hoose from www.CleverInvestor.com and www.StartClosingDeals.com show real estate investors how to calculate maximum allowable offer on this addition of Whiteboard Wednesdays.

Maximum Allowable Offer is a great way for real estate investors and real estate wholesalers to calculate their offer price so they won't lose any money. Each Wednesday Dana Van Hoose or Cody Sperber from CleverInvestor.com share their investing secrets with you. Check out their Facebook fan page at http://www.Facebook.com/CleverInvestor and request what you want to see on the next Whiteboard Wednesday.

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[rivas4realestatehelp]

Showing me things that I never considered, Thanks

[cleverinvestor]

@rivas4realestatehelp Well...your welcome and we hope our videos help!

[Tally81]

@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.

[shakaama]

throwing out the realtor fee, means I could either throw out the fudge factor [nice way to say it] or up my assignment fee?