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You can check the local property appraiser sites for what sales have been and the price range of a neighborhood. Buy the lowest price in the area and you won't get hurt with that value. Talk to the neighbors too!
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Don't be in a hurry to buy the wrong house. You will earn more money finding a great deal than you will ever earn from spending money to fix it up. If you do intend to fix it up, get some hard numbers on the repair costs, do all the work yourself, and be sure you know what will add value to the property. Adding square footage adds value. Adding a garage adds value. Adding more finished bedrooms or adding an additional bathroom adds value. Making the place prettier....may make it easier to sell, but adds little or no additional value.
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I think just do the research as much as you can.
I also use the personal finance software to keep track of my real estate investment. It will help you a lot with your calculation. Currently I'm using personal finance software by ****** Group. You could get it from http://www.******group.com/index.html Just try to check it. It may suit you ![]() |
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