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Comps - How do YOU pull market data?

Dan Talmi
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Hello everyone, 

My question is: how do YOU pull market data? I'd LOVE to get my hands on asset/sale price trends and rent trends in any market but Albany NY especially... I can sure look at Craigslist for rent to get a pretty good idea of CURRENT rent, but the trend is of importance as well. And on the asset price part... THAT is critical for negotiation. How do the pros do it?

Thanks very much, 

Dan Talmi
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Joanne Eriaku
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Joanne Eriaku
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The pros use Real Estate specific software like Realeflow and Propstream that pulls comps side by side with the subject property and even generates a comps report. having said that, its not hard at all to enlist Zillow's or Trulias help, just type in the search criteria for zillow to pull those properties, pick your best 3-5 and those are your comps. 

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