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    Anyone had any experience with this software that would like to offer there thoughts…

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    Anyone had any experience with this software that would like to offer there thoughts…


    I use both REAP and Jan Somers PIA Pro

    They do similar thingsa nd give very simlar output, and are useful for comparing one potential investment property against another using Internal rate of return.

    In other words it will help you compare a cash flow positive property with pooor growth against a negatively geared high growth property or any other combination.

    They also let you do “what if” analyses. What if the rnet was $20 more, what if I could get it for $5,000 less – how would this effect the return?

    They both do the job very well, but their true value depends upon the correctness of your assumptions.

    REAP has a much slicker windows like interface and gives a great graphic comparison after you have changed the assumptions. I think it is a little better than PIA

    All serious invetsors must use this type of software.

    Michael Yardney
    Metropole Properties
    http://www.metropole.com.au

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    Any other recommendations. I didn’t want to spend $500 on analizing software.

    Thanks,
    A.C.

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