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Damel Turner
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How to get comps

Damel Turner
  • Stockton, CA
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Hello everyone, I am new to investing and eager to get my first deal. I have recently found a property that seems to be vacant and in distress. I want to make an offer but I do not know if my comparisons are correct. I have use two different softwares and they are within percent of each other. The property is also boarded up and needs work, but how do I get inside to see what repairs need to be made in order to calculate rehab expenses. Please, I would gladly accept any advice on how to make sure I am doing my comps right and on how to get my rehab prices.

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