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Finding investment property value

Juan I garcia jr
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Hello guy, noob question here sorry about that.

My name is juan garcia and I’ve been wondering how to determine property value in my area of Lakewood nj, I wanted to know if finding the average sale price of a similar property using comps in the neighborhood a good idea to determine market value. I found 5 comps within the last 6 months that sold for various different prices from 140k to 210k given they have the same sq foot and same rooms & bathrooms 3bedrooms 1 1/2 bathrooms townhouses are the types of properties I’m looking at. I know that the condition and if it’s renovated or not has to do with why some probably sold more than others; but I can’t be for sure as the ones that sold for lower pricing didn’t have any photos from the inside on the listing. The ones that sold for more 180k+ had a ton of photos of the inside and it looked freshly renovated really beautiful in my opinion. So I took the average from these 5 comps and that number is more than how much this property is listed for and the property looks fairly decently renovated as we’ll I think I’d only have to change the carpet to hardwood flooring as it’s white carpet and looks like it’ll get dirty quick. Any advice would be appreciated. It’s listed for 170k. Again sorry for the noob question.

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