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Help with 70% Rule to accurately determine ARV on a property
New to real estate , Buy and Hold Strategy, own a few properties and have purchased them for cash and made the necessary repairs from my own pocket. Now wanting to move in to financing or getting a mortgage on a new property, I guess my guestion is what is the best way to determine the ARV accurately?
What are some things to take into consiteration?
Is there a web site I can got to research the area where the property is located?
Thanks in advance for your help..