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No, the the Zestimate. But actual comps. And I comp only with the recently sold even though I also look at the competition but I don't base my price upon that. I'm just wondering if I should spring for a paid service or pay someone with MLS access.

How accurate are they? Would any one recommend them? or should I stick with my paid comps or MLS comps?

Hey Is that a Les Brown quote on the title? I love it. Cant remember where I heard that before.

@Tristan Wheelock welcome to BP and the investing world. Let me know how I can be of service. Saint Petersburg is a great area with great opportunity. Good Luck in your endeavors. Also, make sure you check out our local REAI's all see you there hopefully.

Hey Kevin, You know me. Im in Tampa. what do you have up your sleeve? Are you planning another Meetup? Im Game.

I'm looking to buy a finished project. I am in the process of trying to knock some things off of my credit so I can obtain some conventional financing and start searching for a home. I am still in Tampa, Florida in the process of learning about wholesaling so I don't have to depend on a job when I get to GA. We figured we get in contact with a rehabber because you may have in inventory what we are looking for. We need at least 5 beds 2 baths or 4/2 with a basement. (I HAVE 3 kids and I need a home office). 2 car garage, 2 story (also wife wants a balcony coming off of the bedroom), and at a fairly decent lot SIZE. Preferably a colonial style home in a good school district. Based upon these criterias and today's market what is your professional opinion? And What ball park price am I looking at? 

I am looking to move to the Athens, GA area. I'm looking for a primary residence. I figured that I would reach to a Rehabber in the area who can rehab a house to meet our expectations. 

I am about 5 minutes from Brandon, I live in Riverview. (Another Suburb of Tampa, next to Brandon) Brandon in general IS a good area. The houses are older (1960's and 1980's) not a lot of construction in that area so you are not really competing with the local builders, most of the new construction is over by where I live. It is considered a Middle Class neighborhood with LOTS of shopping and places to eat. There is even a mall, the Brandon Mall which is HUGE and its always full. I actually put up some signs there yesterday. So as you can see it is well a established area. I would say if the numbers work it would be a good area for either buy/hold as well as fix/flip.

Welcome to BP @Aleejandro Dela Vega. Glad to have you here. The market is Hott out here. Try to make it to one of our RIEA meeting while you are out here. Hope to see you aroung. 

Welcome to BP @Bill Folino! I look forward seeing you at the local REIA meetings. Let me know if/when your are looking for properties. I always got new ones coming down the pipe line.