All Forum Posts by: Nicholas Grancharoff

Hey Kent - the answer depends on whether or not your state is a nondisclosure state. In nondisclosure states, like Texas, the actual sale prices for sold homes are not shown on sites like Redfin or Zillow. The sale prices shown are strictly the financed amounts. So, if a house sold for $300k but the owner only financed $200k, Zillow or Redfin will show $200k. It's not an accurate number to calculate comps.

If your state is a disclosure state, I'd say stick with Redfin. Everything I've read about it seems to be true because I use it as well.

In the meantime, also check out REIPro for lead generation. 

Hey Kent - the answer depends on whether or not your state is a nondisclosure state or not. In nondisclosure states, like Texas, the actual sale prices for sold homes are not shown on sites like Redfin or Zillow. The sale prices shown are strictly the financed amounts. So, if a house sold for $300k but the owner only financed $200k, Zillow or Redfin will show $200k. It's not an accurate number to calculate comps.

If your state is a disclosure state, I'd say stick with Redfin. Everything I've read about it seems to be true because I use it as well.

In the meantime, also check out REIPro for lead generation.