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Ben Pasculano
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  • Greater Boston Area
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How to estimate ARV without comps

Ben Pasculano
  • New to Real Estate
  • Greater Boston Area
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I am looking at a multi family property (2 units both 2 bed 1 bath) that is in need of a septic system replacement. I have talked with a septic company and gotten a range of what it could cost. I have been trying to do the math on the property to make a cash offer then pull out my money once the septic and some other smaller improvements are made. My issue is that I can not find any comps to get an ARV estimate. The town the property is in is much better than the surrounding towns. In the area there have been only 2 multi family properties sold in the last 18 months all in surrounding towns. What other ways are there to estimate an ARV?

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