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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

A question of instant equity.
Let’s work with some hypotheticals.
Say If I found a property that is on the market for $170,000. I’m curious, so I look up the “property report card” on the county website, and it says that the total value is $195,000.
If I buy this property at $170K, does this mean I have instant equity?