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William Johnson
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Laval, Québec
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Determining AS-IS or ARV value in a correcting market

William Johnson
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Laval, Québec
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Hello all,

I live in the Montréal area which is in the process of going through a serious correction. It has changed from sellers to buyers market and housing prices are dropping rapidly (which I am thrilled about because deals are coming faster) however I am concerned that the ARV that I establish today will be too high even two or three months down the road.

How would you recommend that I proceed?

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