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CMA in an area with little & outdated comps
Hey BP community,
I'm trying to do a CMA on a property where there are little to no comps and if there are comps they're from 2017 or older.
Other than asking a realtor or using automated systems (zestimate) How can I compensate for this?
The reason why I don't want to ask a realtor is because I'm trying to figure out how to do this without their help until I actually find a property worth considering, rather than having them do a CMA on every property I come across.
Thanks for any insight!