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Sean Dean
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Best Way to get Comps?

Sean Dean
  • Greensburg, PA
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Hello Bp,

What are the best ways to draw comps? I know something like the MLS is a good source but I dont have access to that. I have been using zillow and realtor to try and pull comps but they don't have enough information on the house I'm looking at or for the surrounding area? What are some ways or websites you guys pull comps from? (I'm in Greensburg, Pa btw)

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Derek Tellier
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  • Sevierville TN
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Derek Tellier
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Sevierville TN
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Talk to an agent, that's the only way to get real comps, make sure they are looking at very similar sales within as short a time frame as you can.
Try to find other investors in your area and find out what agents they use. Not all agents are created equal and many don't know how to accurately value a property for an investor. 

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