What does "ARV" stand for?

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ARV (After Repair Value) - ARV stands for After Repair Value, which is the estimated market value of a property once all renovations and improvements are completed. It is a critical metric used in the FlipperForce Flip Analyzer to calculate your maximum purchase price and potential profit margin using current neighborhood comparables.

ARV (After Repair Value) - The after repair value is the fair market value of the property after property renovations.

After Repair Value is the resale value of the property at which you think you can resell the property for after you have remodeled the property.

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