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Updated about 8 years ago, 09/06/2016

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Brandon Purdeu
  • Investor
  • Fayetteville, NC
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Determining ARV

Brandon Purdeu
  • Investor
  • Fayetteville, NC
Posted
Looking for some tips an evaluating ARV. I seem to be coming in really low but I'm using the formulas and following the advice here. The home in question is a large house in Pinehurst NC. It is in an estate and owned free and clear. They are asking 270k it's 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom 2700 sq ft with 500 unfinished sq ft in the attic that can be converted with HVAC and finishing. House needs a interior remodel of about 80-90k. Realtor pulled comps and I have 2 good comps one not finished nicely sold for 302k and one finished nicely for 380k but about 3400 sq ft. So I set ARV at 350k. I'm being told to use price per sq ft which is about $135 in the town which puts ARV at 425k ish. Which do the experience investors put more stock into price per sq ft or local comps? I offered the seller 185k cash for the home and they basically told me to come back with a serious offer. Any tips?

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