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Tyler Kress
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Large house listed 25k below assessed value

Tyler Kress
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Davenport, IA
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Newbie here - I see a big house on Zillow listed 25k below assessed value and wonder "what am I missing?" it is on the edge of rougher neighborhood but it seems like a steep discount. If someone bought this home could they basically claim an instant 25k equity for a HELOC/cash out loan like in the BRRRR method?

I haven't toured the property yet so I guess there could be some repairs in order, but assuming there weren't any extensive repairs is it as simple as that? 

1505 Grand Ave, Davenport, IA 52803

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Theresa Harris
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Assessed value and appraised value are not the same.  Assessment is value for taxes, appraised value is market value.

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