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How do you find "Sold" prices for MLS listings?

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Hi BP community,


I'm looking to purchase my first rental property in Northern Ontario cities like north bay, sudbury etc

I'm trying to get a better understanding of what properties are being sold for in those areas. I have an idea from the list price, however as we've seen in places like Toronto, houses are being listed under value and often being sold over asking price. So to get a better knowledge of how much to budget, I'm looking to gather information on what properties are being sold for compared to the listing price. I typically use zolo for this, but I've found that while it works great for the bigger cities like Toronto, Waterloo etc, it doesn't have as much information on cities such as North Bay. What tools do you use to gather this information?

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