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Tips for developing comps for the ARV in non-disclosure states?

Chelsea Gulling
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Hi! 

A friend and I are working to develop an offer for our first BRRRR in Albuquerque. We found a guy willing to sell two properties by calling owners who had listed places for rent.

Both are great properties that need cosmetic repairs---One is a 5-plex near the university and the other is a property in a desirable neighborhood that has two 2 bed/1 bath buildings on the lot. 

We are interested in both and are working to develop offers. Obviously we need a fairly accurate ARV on both properties as we plan to BRRRR. We are having difficulty though because New Mexico is a non-disclosure state and both properties are fairly unique for the neighborhoods.

We are looking for a realtor who we can pay an hourly rate to help up develop comps, but beyond that, does anyone anyone have tips? 

THANK YOU!

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