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ARV for the biggest house in the area
I am currently looking at a 3,100 sq ft house with a 550 sq ft detached garage. I would like to do a live in flip or possibly a BRRR. The problem is, I have no idea how to get a semi-accurate ARV. It's in a sub-urban to semi-rural area and all the houses that are close to it's age (within 30 years) max out around 2000 sq ft. So I don't know how to run comps on it at all and I'm at a loss on how to proceed.
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We're looking at Jefferson County, Missouri
The listing price is 149,900
It needs a lot of work, including a new roof soon and work on supporting the floor.
It's on a septic.