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Brandon Henderson
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Finding data for a target market

Brandon Henderson
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Hot Springs National Park, AR
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Hey guys, I am trying to narrow down a target market to invest in and I am running into issues finding the data I am looking for. I am isolating markets by counties and I am looking for DOM, average/median sale price, and the average percent of appreciation. The sale price and % appreciation have been easy enough to find, however DOM has been a struggle. Is there a single website you use to pool data from? 

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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Get access to the MLS.

Also, there are two different DOM, and they are very much different because their uses are very different.

1 - DOM for finding out how long a property has been for sale because you are buying.

2 - DOM for finding out how long it takes a property, any property, to sell based on its Sold Comp Price.

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