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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Has there ever been as study of which AVM is most accurate?
When looking for deals, I often have to come up with an ARV (after repaired value) for a property.
There are many AVMs (automated valuation models) out there. Redfin, RealQuest, Zillow, Realtor, Chase, FindCompsNow, PropertyShark, Remax etc.
Has there ever been a study of which one is most accurate?
Is there a site that consolidates all these AVMs into one list?
Any good AVM sites that I am missing?
Thanks,
Jim