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Updated almost 4 years ago on .

How to pull comps when there are no comps near
So I found a house that the husband converted it to a dentistry for his wife. The wife is now retired and they are trying to sell the home.
I really have no clue on how to pull comps for this because it’s in a small town about 40 mins away from a city and there have only been 3-4 homes that have sold in the last 2 years and they are not comps for this house.
We would have to completely rehab it and convert it to a home which is going to cost a lot probably about 70k so I want to make sure to purchase it at the right price.
So any ideas on how much I’m actually going to be able to sell this for should I just keep expanding the area for comps until I find the right ones.
Any help would be appreciated I’m kind of stuck thank you.