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Flipping/property value tip
I have a great tip for sourcers/investors. Put this into chat gpt. Is (price) BMV for a (how many bedrooms) on (certain street/road) (city) good. Ie:- is £100000 BMV for a 2 bed house on anywhere street in random city good. This will tell you if it is good value compared with other properties in that street.
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Wow, why are am I paying for training with the answer ChatGPT just gave me 😄
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About to lock in a $408.9k property, but something in me says ‘get a second set of eyes first.
I’d appreciate some experienced eyes on this deal before I move forward. I’ve been working on a property acquisition over the past few weeks, and I’m now at the stage where I’m about to lock it in. Purchase price: $408,900 Before I proceed, I want to make sure I’m not overlooking anything critical. For those of you active in property: - Does this price range generally align with what you’re seeing right now? - What key factors would you personally double-check at this stage? - Any red flags you’ve learned (the hard way) that I should watch for? I’m approaching this with a long-term mindset, so I’d rather slow down and get it right than rush into something avoidable. Open to all insights I value real experience over theory. Appreciate you all.
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@Jocelyn Hopper hey, the main one is price. Your model and strategy may determine what an appropriate price is but a basic bricks and mortar valuation is sensible. You need to by 20 to 25% below market value but that can also vary depending on strategy and borrowing opportunities.. If you are just buying and holding long term, leaving your money in, then it should double in value every 10 to 15 years on it's own. Doing that though isn't exactly an investment strategy, do you want asset gain, short term passive income or a balance of the two. Primarily having a strategy, sticking to it is key. No rush to by untill you have one because you are probably buying something that won't fit it when you do.
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Price and demand. Worst house in the best street is good if you fix, refurb and add value. It will be in high demand when you sell Something that is already shiny and not changing the use to something worth more as a business is probably being sold at a simular price to what you could sell it for.
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Only me
Hello, I've just joined and I think I'm looking forward to learning more about how to evolve my small property business :-/ Learning how to pay less tax would help :) Say Hi at any time, I'll be happy to say Hi back x
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@Ebun Scott thank you Ebun for replying to my 'hello" I'm going to try my best to join tonights webinar (i might have to make a polite excuse to my partner or drag her along :) Are the webinars recorded for later viewing? This strategy is probably something i could implement now and it would be a shame to miss it. G
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@Leon Growth thank you Leon. I'm looking forward to finding out more so see how I can evolve the business.
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