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Pedro Oliva
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Running Comps in a non-disclosure state?

Pedro Oliva
  • Investor
  • Chicago, Il
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Im in Indiana which is a non-disclosure state to trying to find comps on some properties has been quite the issue. I have used many of the free sites like zillow, homesnap, realtor, and trulia with no success. This has been keeping me from getting started, for the simple fact that I am unable to determine an ARV let alone an offer on a property. Im curious as to what my options are for running comps in my state since it is a non disclosure?

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Shawn Holsapple
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Shawn Holsapple
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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Originally posted by @Pedro Oliva:

@Sharad M., Yes I have thought about that but Im so new and have no idea how to find a new agent or where to even begin to find one. I have actually put up a craigslist ad offering money in exchange to be an unlicensed assistant access, obviously no luck there. Its a catch 22 situation here. 

 I would suggest calling the larger RE firms in your area and asking to speak to the "investor specialist".  I would also suggest only working with an agent that is an investor as well.  If you can't find an investor/agent, then just a good investor friendly agent with experience will do.

Then as mentioned above, you should be able to find a few agents lurking around the local meetings as well.

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