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Steven Cobb
  • Dallas, Tx
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How do I finds comps?

Steven Cobb
  • Dallas, Tx
Posted

Hi everyone,

I’m in the education part of learning about wholesaling.

My question is this:

If I find a distressed seller that is willing to sell, how do I know what the property is actually worth? How do I know what price I should try to get the property for?

I’m assuming that I would have to find comps and compare the seller’s house to those comps? And if that’s the answer, how do I go about finding comps?

Any input would help greatly!

Thank you,

Steven Cobb

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