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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do you analyze your flips?
I'm reading the book called Flip and in the book they have a model where it goes like this
ARV
-Repair Cost
-Quiet Cost
-Minimum profit
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(How much you should offer)
My question is does anyone else use this formula to do deal's and is it reliable?
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Flip is a good book, but the devil's in the details and the accuracy of those numbers are dependent on many factors. I believe in that book they use rules of thumb/percentages for Quiet costs for example, which are too imprecise (and too low) for me to be able to use to determine my offers.
Here's a BP blog post I wrote with a list of costs you might expect in the Quiet costs category,
https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/70530-fix...
and you can see how fast that can exceed the FLIP percentage rules of thumb of:
Buying 1.50%
Holding 1.50%
Selling 6.50%
Cheers!
Kuba