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Josh P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • San Pedro , CA
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Please help!! What if I'm the one creating the comps in a neighborhood?

Josh P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • San Pedro , CA
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I'm about to purchase a multi-family property about 3 blocks down from one I already own. The price I'm paying for it will no doubt create a decent comp amount relative to what I now owe on the first multi family which I'm about to do a cash out refi on. My question is, will it matter that I created the comp myself when the appraiser determines what my first property is worth for the refi? or is a comp a comp?

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