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Garrett Quick
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  • Austin, TX
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Best Ways to Analyze and Share Deals?

Garrett Quick
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Hello Fellow Investors, 

I've recently acquired my license and hung sponsorship with Spyglass Realty and Investments here in Austin. 

On a daily basis, I am combing through off-market and newly submitted MLS listings, then running analysis'. My brokerage helps facilitate any renovations so I help determine what renovations are necessary, and then help run comps for after repair values.

I have a degree in Engineering Technologies from Texas State, and have worked in the construction atmosphere throughout school, and after graduation. 

Ive owned property myself through college that I have "house-hacked" and maintained tenants/incomes.. I have also been very exposed to investment deals that family of mine have owned. 

Due to my interests in investment property, I figured there's no better way to have access to deals than to do this as a full time agent. Not until I have more money can I start to acquire property for my own.. Meanwhile, I have plenty of time to help others find investment opportunities. I aspire to be the best "Birddog" for deals!

That being said- What is your preferred method/format/program for running the numbers on deals? If you have agents sending you deals- How do you prefer to see that information displayed? Is it possible to provide too much information and photos?

Any response or feedback is greatly appreciated. 

Regards,

Garrett Quick