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Eric Benzenhoefer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Days on Market History by Neighborhood

Eric Benzenhoefer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Howdy all,

Context for my questions

With Houston so hot, I am looking at other parts of the state to market to for wholesale and flips.  To decide where, I would like to look at one main factor - Days on Market (DOM).  

The thought is that in Houston, if you need to sell, just discount and sell for more than a wholesalers cash offer because the DOM is low and it will sell.  However if the DOM is high, and you need to sell now, then a cash offer bring more value to the seller at a price that makes sense for the investor too.

My Question is: 

Is there a way to look at a spreadsheet of neighborhoods in the state of Texas and filter by average days on market?

A bonus would be to sort by bedrooms, bathrooms, lot size etc, but the DOM is the main thing I am looking for.

I am a realtor and have access to the Harris County MLS, but would like to explore the neighboring markets as well.

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