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Michael Martinez
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Estimating property value

Michael Martinez
  • Queen Creek, AZ
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I'm wondering how everybody estimates property values of homes. I've been using the average of the 3 lowest and 3 highest comps in a one mile radius if possible but I'm finding that in some areas that is a big gap and I'm trying to find the most accurate way of estimating value short of calling a Realestate agent or appraiser for every deal I analyze. Are there any investors in or around Phoenix that would be willing to help me a little with this I know a little bit about each area but I don't have extensive knowledge of all of the areas. Please share your methods and/or any tips you can think of for getting a more accurate estimated value.

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John Leavelle
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John Leavelle
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Howdy @Michael Martinez

Why do you not want to call a Realtor?  That's what they are for.  You will need one to be part of your team and help acquire properties.  

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