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On 2004-12-16 14:30, focusonmoney wrote:
So basically you are saying leave 40% profit for the investor. I was thinking leaving 30% profit but i guess now im going to go for 40%...
thanks..........
I think it's misleading to say 40% or 30% across the board. Percentage depends on many different factors, such as the type of market, the details of the deal, price, etc.
If it's a seller's market, and properties are easy to sell, and there is minimal work involved, obviously the investor will consider smaller discount.
Most investors, I think you'll find, don't want to pay more than 60% of ARV.
So basically you are saying leave 40% profit for the investor. I was thinking leaving 30% profit but i guess now im going to go for 40%...
thanks..........
Quote:
On 2004-12-16 14:30, focusonmoney wrote:
So basically you are saying leave 40% profit for the investor. I was thinking leaving 30% profit but i guess now im going to go for 40%...
thanks..........
I think it's misleading to say 40% or 30% across the board. Percentage depends on many different factors, such as the type of market, the details of the deal, price, etc.
If it's a seller's market, and properties are easy to sell, and there is minimal work involved, obviously the investor will consider smaller discount.
Thanks for your reply it was helpfull...
"I think it's misleading to say 40% or 30% across the board."
I wasnt misleading nobody across the board, i was just asking the question....
thanks again........
Definitely did not mean to imply that you were misleading someone.