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Edwin Campos
  • Houston, TX
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After repair value on a 860k house.

Edwin Campos
  • Houston, TX
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Hello, I have a question, how do I estimate the arv on a high end property that has been flooded here in Houston and it’s worth 860k? Is it the same rule as the 70%? Truth is I have never gotten a house at this price point, as I only focus on houses 150k and below. I don’t want to mess this one up. Any help and advise would be greatly appreciated!

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