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Updated almost 9 years ago, 01/19/2016

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Wes Farmer
  • Madisonville, KY
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Price ratios between distressed and retail sales

Wes Farmer
  • Madisonville, KY
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I am reading J Scott's Book on Flipping House's and want to hear some of the forum member's interpretations of Chapter 4 subsection Analyzing Potential Properties "Price ratios between distressed and retail sales". I'm having a hard time figuring out exactly how to find these numbers to calculate a ratio for my area. J mentions a 50% average to look for, but where do I get these numbers to calculate the average? Does this require access to the MLS and if so which search filters should I be using. Its a wonderful book but I'm stuck on the subject of analyzing my potential markets. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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