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Appeaisal District Market Value
I have a property under contract in Wharton Texas. It is a Fourplex each unit containg 2 bdrm 1 bath. Each unit rents for $600, currently all occupied, and tenants pay utilities. There are no comps for this property whatsoever. However, the appraisal district has it's market value and appraised value at $246k. The question I have is if there aren't any comps how close is the appraisal district value close to the actual value of the property? I am looking for a property with good cash flow but more importantly equity. The fourplex is currently under contract for $130k.