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Need help Calculating ARV

Chris Marte
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Hello everyone, I'm having difficulty when it comes to calculating ARV. I have a good sense of what goes into it (I read J Scott's Guide to Estimating ARV), however I'm having trouble on determining the adjustment values for say an extra bedroom or bath or age of building or cost of porch/deck.

Is there a resource you guys are using to determine these values? I've read it's not always good to use PPSF. 

Are you getting guidance from a property manager or contractor?

Thanks!

Chris

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Anthony Dooley
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Anthony Dooley
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@Chris Marte Price per square foot is exactly how comparable sales are used to determine a home's market value. It is one of three methods used by appraisers, so I don't know where you read PPSF shouldn't be used. 

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