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All Forum Posts by: Alishba Choudhry

Alishba Choudhry has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Looking for small HMLs/PMLs

Alishba ChoudhryPosted
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Our family office have been supporting HMLs/PMLs (smaller shops) in the foreclosure process within Texas. As legal expertise from Cornell/Columbia, we handle all the paperwork from drafting Demand Letters, Notices of Defaults, Accelerations, Loan Documents, etc.

Happy to accommodate your needs and advise best practices.

Lawyer & Chairmen's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elgao/

DM | Email: [email protected]

Post: Tips on Comping Effectively

Alishba ChoudhryPosted
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Ok, I'm representing an investor so in that case, I should be looking at it from how can it produce money. As an investor, if comps tend to harm me more than help, then how do I make sure I'm making a good investment if I shouldn't use the comps around the house?

Post: Tips on Comping Effectively

Alishba ChoudhryPosted
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Hello! 

I am actively learning how to comp properties and would like any tips and/or tricks on how to better comp. Here's an example of a property I have under contract and my comps on it. Please give any feedback on what else I can think about!

4418 Brookwood Dr. Houston, TX 77092


$405K | 3 Bed / 3 Bath | 3,030 Sq Ft | 14,130 Sq Ft Lot | Built 1952


$449K - https://www.redfin.com/TX/Houston/5107-Hialeah-Dr-77092/home/30104865

$499K - https://www.redfin.com/TX/Houston/2206-Wakefield-Dr-77018/home/29994506

$425K - https://www.redfin.com/TX/Houston/4803-Chantilly-Ln-77092/home/30124010

$1.1M - https://www.redfin.com/TX/Houston/1726-Locksford-St-77008/home/30123054

PICTURES: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/q6uzdcx60eiqelwt60uh0/APSK8ocLphgyIP8-85EMfQM?rlkey=nqll6j71hmuippapvh8fdgnv4&e=3&st=f4ummlca&dl=0

It was hard to find a similar property which I didn't know if that was a red flag or not. Some of these comps aren't in the same subdivision and the sqft for all of them are a lot less than the original property. The seller said this is in a gentrified area so there's potential to rehab this effectively and get a high payout as shown in the last comp. So far, if we use the top 3 comps and multiple by the square footage, we'd be getting an ARV of around $700K. This to me seems too skewed.

Let me know your thoughts and if you agree or disagree!