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Confidently Analyzing a Deal w/ Little to No Comps
Im would like to know some ways to accurately analyze a property in a timely manner given say 1-2 comps sold within 1 year in a half mile radius and widely spread square footages. I read that a realtor or an inspector are ways to find out so I would also like to know if it would make sense to call multiple realtors with no intent of using all but maybe one of them and asking for their evaluation on the property(s), what they think they would sell for, ect.. Would they even bother taking the time to do so? Same with an inspector. Eager to hear how others handle this dilemma to confidently make an offer.