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Rich Cee
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WHAT IS A DEAL TO YOU?

Rich Cee
  • Investor
  • Cape Coral, FL
Posted Oct 26 2014, 05:05

What is a deal to you and why? I'm sure not every one is strictly focused on the 70% ARV-repairs, 50% (multifamily), or 2% for B&H. The BP boys also mention that these are only guidelines, but what do you all focus on to consider a purchase is a deal.

I ask this because I do not want to start going around calculating said math above, make a million offers and never get anywhere although I would celebrate if an offer where to be accepted. I am curious on how to obtain an "eye" for deals so if you all may add that in to the reponses I would greatly appreciate that. Thank you and have a great day BP!

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