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what do the MLS sells price stands for in comps price stands for
I'm a newbie in wholesaling and I have a huge question I'm trying to get this house that is foreclosed I understand I have to do a double close with the banks now on my MLS list it states that the house is $168,000 but when I asked my realtor to give me the comps in my area is states that the same house is worth $78,000 so which numbers do I go with is my question is that $168,000 is the actual number as far as when you fix up the house or no
please anybody help