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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Run comps for a house/ ARV
Good Afternoon,
I have a two story 3bed 2bath 1962 built house under contract for 295k in Irving, Tx. The house needs significant work i.e.
Foundation is off by 5 inches,
Replace whole plumbling & redo bathrooms,
Leak on roof,
Put a new HVAC,
Turn a room into a bedroom.
My question that's a lot of capex so, the price of the house is below market value and we are buying as is, however after we did inspection it's a lot of big ticket items that's required to be fixed and need to put alot of significant work and money. How do I know ARV & run comps myself? Do realtor give estimate off certain website?
Note: Foundation company quoted me 33k to fix the issue.
Thank you. Looking for suggestions!!
Most Popular Reply

Your realtor should be able to pulling sold comps from the MLS. TX is a non disclosure state so that information won't not be available unless you have access.
When you're running your ARV comps, check to make sure its a similar type of home, same neighborhood, year built, finishes, and etc.
That should help you make a decision on whether or not this is a good deal for you.