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Tom Cox
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  • Martin, MI
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Large parcel comps

Tom Cox
  • Wholesaler
  • Martin, MI
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I need some advice folks. I am looking at a property that has about an acre of land along with a pole barn on it. 1600 sq. ft. Ranch with walkout. It needs some repairs. Motivation is there and the preliminary numbers look pretty good. Seller is asking $140 k, he estimates about $40k in repairs and says somebody offered his dad over $300k 3 years ago for the place. Reality is probably more like this: I could get it under contract for about $100 or seller financed, I haven't seen the inside yet, he is still cleaning it out and didn't want to show it to me yet so I will preliminarily budget $50k for rehab and ARV would likely be around $240k. Now comes the trust but verify aspect of the thing. Where do I find comps for this. It is basically a rural lot in the city. Lot's of benefits to the city including the Kalamazoo Promise, which pays for college at any in state university for kids that go K-12 in the public school system. Any suggestions on finding reliable comps to verify ARV assumptions?