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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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  • Denver, CO
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Comps from Realtor.com/Zillow/Trulia OR Get License

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  • Denver, CO
Posted

My husband and I are starting into real estate investing. We've done a few deals but now we are ready to get into it more fulltime. He's a contractor and I'm an IT professional, specializing in workflow development. We have a personal friend that is a wholesaler and would like to 'feed' us his deals instead of rehabbing them himself. We're trying to figure out what roles we should each take on. Right now, we're thinking that my husband does the project management and I do the design, bookkeeping and deal analyst. So that leads to the question in this post: Can I get good comps using sites like Realtor.com, Zillow or Trijulio? Or should I get my real estate license to get the comps and save money on the sales? Or get an agent?

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