7 Reasons To Work With an ABR

Commonly Used Real Estate Terms

Questions When Choosing A Lender

Questions When Choosing A Home Inspector

Appraisal Process

How to Get Lower Home Owner’s Insurance

About Title Insurance

7 Reasons to Own A Home

Home Buyer’s Guide

Why work with an SRS?

Questions when you’re considering selling

Checklist: Before Putting Your House On The Market

Important Areas to Clean Before Listing Your Home

How To Add Curb Appeal

Prepare for The Listing Photos

Checklist: Get Ready For Showings

Improve Your Odds of Good Offers

The Appraisal Process

How to Calculate Capital Gains

Selling Guide

Real Estate Calculations for Investors

The 70% rule is a basic quick calculation to determine what the maximum price you should offer on a property should be. This calculation is made by times-ing the after repaired value (“ARV”) by 70% and then subtracting any repairs needed. This gives you a 30% margin to cover your profit, holding costs & closing costs.

70 Percent

After Repair Value "ARV":

$

Renovation Estimate:

$

Maximum Allowable Offer "MAO":

$

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