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Deal Analysis Spreadsheet

Paul Stamm
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Indiana
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Hi BiggerPockets community!

I have recently been listening to lots of podcasts and reading books on real estate. I have began to analyze potential properties using a spreadsheet that I created. 

I would love if someone could check it out and possibly give me some feedback on what they think of it. Are there any errors? Is there anything I should add? 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Here's the link: https://docs.google.com/spread...

Thanks!

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Paul Stamm
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@Mitch Messer 

Thanks so much for your help! It means a lot! I went ahead and fixed the errors. 

On the Total Cost Out of Pocket, would this still be accurate: 

Adding up Purchase Price, Purchase Closing Costs, Pre-Rent Holding Costs, and Estimated Repairs. Then subtracting the loan amount. 

I think this would work in order to show both the total project cost and also the cost out of pocket (next on the spreadsheet).

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