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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Foreclosed homes sell for 30% less?
Hey guys. I pretty recently got some education about wholesaling. When we were learning about coming up with an ARV and finding comparables, I was taught that foreclosed homes sell nationally for 30% less than what they would if they weren't foreclosed. Is this true? And if so, why is this the case?
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Wayne Brooks
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No. If they sell for 30% less, it's because of the condition. But, it does sound good if you're pitching some guru "education" to take advantage of it though.