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How to get an ARV on property with limited comps
Hey !! My Name is Zarhar and I am new to investing, I have a potential deal with a seller who is trying to get a duplex off his hands. His asking price is 64k. It needs a bit of work. I would love to use the BRRR strategy to find this deal. The main problem I am having is that its difficult to figure out the ARV of the property because the property is in a rough neighborhood and there isn't any duplex that has been sold in the area in the past 6 months. I'm trying to figure out if I have a deal on my hands. Can anyone please help me,?