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Ezra Simon
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Flipping/ figuring listing price

Ezra Simon
  • Investor
  • Shelton, WA
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So for all you flippers. Or anyone in real estate I guess. After you figure your estimated ARV based off the current sales in the area. How do you determine your listing price after your project is complete say six months later?? Do you figure the numbers again using current sales? Or get an appraisal? Or just leave it up to your listing agent??

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Derek Carroll
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Derek Carroll
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  • Victor, NY
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Use your listing agent. I'm a broker so I look at comparable recent sales and existing inventory (houses for sale now) that all they are going to do. Just make sure you select houses that are really comparable.

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