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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

List Price: Lower than or at ARV ?
To all house flippers out there, do you list your house at ARV? Or do you list below ARV to create a bidding war? What are your strategies? Here is a little info on my property:
Fully renovated property. Located in Garden Grove, California. (Orange County).
1. The house is on a major street, however none of the comps on the same major street are fully renovated - and those comps sold for $575K.
2. My house is 200 sq. ft. larger than the next largest house on the street.
3. Other comps (not on the major street) sold for $630K-$670K and are still not as big as mine.
Just curious as to what you would do?