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Joshua Jarvis
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Hoschton, GA
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Determining Market Value Amid Distressed Comparables

Joshua Jarvis
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Hoschton, GA
Posted

I'm finding some great opportunities but a number of them have very low end comparable homes that all need rehab with no flip or renovated comparables. E

Ex.  $50K comparables that all need rehab, opportunity home is for sale for $20K nothing for sale in a mile radius for more then $65K.   Do you run with 65 or is there another number that might work?  

I know what as a Real Estate Agent I'm supposed to say, but curious what you are ACTUALLY doing in this scenario. 

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