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Gary Dayton
  • Spokane, WA
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What do you use for Online Comp research?

Gary Dayton
  • Spokane, WA
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I was using Yahoo real Estate to look at comps but Yahoo Real estate uses Zillow, eppraisal and Reply which seem inflated.. I looked at a property listed for $229K and it showed up as $340K-420K. Another listed for $209,500 showed $300K-$360K. Does anyone bank on these numbers? I can only imagine what the sellers will think if I put in a significantly less offer.

Now I know from reading a Wheatie post that the ROI appears too good to be true. How does this happen?

Because I'm overseas I wanted to find a fairly reliable site. Does anyone have any that are closer to realistic?

Thanks in advance
Gary

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