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Luis R.
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How to find recently sold houses to use for comparison?

Luis R.
  • Bethlehem, PA
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Hello,

I've been studying and learning as much as I can before getting on my first investment property and currently analizing deals for BRRR method. What is a good source to find recently sold homes?

I've been looking at the usual suspects Zillow and Trulia but the information is not well organized I guess... What others do you guys use for this?

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Anthony Angotti
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Anthony Angotti
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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@Luis R. the tried and true answer is to work with an agent to help you. If you want to do it on your own you will need to use those sorts of sites. Redfin, zillow, realtor.com, trulia, etc. 

If you build a good relationship with an agent though they will likely help you with this for no cost. I do that for my clients as long as we have a working relationship. 

Or if you plan on doing a bunch of these you could become an agent to get into the MLS. The portal makes it a lot easier to run comps than the public sites.

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