How To Know If You're Overpaying For a Real Estate Deal (3 Checks)

How To Know If You're Overpaying For a Real Estate Deal (3 Checks) // Coming up with a reliable valuation for a real estate deal isn’t easy.

Between the market research that goes into knowing what comparable properties are trading for, what rents are in the market, what expenses should be, the debt terms that you’re likely to get, and an estimate of construction costs to renovate the property, it can be a lot of work to make that sure your assumptions check out on a deal.

But aside from those main key assumptions that most investors are digging into, there are some other assumptions that real estate investors make that often just aren’t researched as much as they should be.

And if these are glossed over too much, these mistakes can lead to unrealistically high valuations, and investors overpaying for the properties they’re acquiring (not good).

So in this video, to save you the headache of making these mistakes yourself, what I wanted to do is walk three of the most common underwriting missteps that can lead investors to overpay for deals, especially in a hot market, and how you can make sure you’re not doing the same thing.

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