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Dan Turkel
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Springfield, MO
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Adjusting comps for an accurate ARV

Dan Turkel
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Springfield, MO
Posted
Hey everyone, As I practice developing accurate ARV's for various properties, I'm faced with 2 particular challenges: 1) How do I know which 3 or 4 comps I should stick with in a comp analysis if I have a list of 40 comps that are fairly similar? 2) Once I narrow it down and just have a few good comps, how much should I adjust each feature of each one by? For example, if the subject property has 1 bathroom and one of the comps has 2, how much should I increase that feature by in the adjustment? I know this varies by market but I have no idea how to figure this out for the market I'm in. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks everyone!

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