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Updated almost 9 years ago, 03/04/2016

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Dan N.
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  • Austin, TX
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Fair Market value when there are no comps?

Dan N.
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
Posted

Hi All, 

A buddy of mine inherited a house in rural Missouri (Gilliam, MO 65330). Per a local realtor, there are no comps. It's a 10 acre property with a house built in 1855. Folks don't so much sell properties as inherit them. He currently has it listed and it has been on the market 70+ days. For tax purposes, he needs to determine the fair market value. Any ideas how to accomplish that? He has consulted Zillow, but I cautioned him that Zillow may not be so reliable. Redfin does not cover his market. 

Thanks in advance for any advice,

Dan

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