You can use the price they bought it for as a data-point, but it's really secondary to the what data you can find in recent, comparable sales.Hope that helps!

Real Estate Markets in June 2015Summer is officially here, and just like the heat waves sweeping through much of the country, the real estate market shows no sign of cooling off any time soon, according to a preliminary analysis of June data for realtor.com®.Based on data for the first three weeks of June, the median list price increased to $233,000, up 7% year over year and 2% over May.

I concentrate mostly on major cities because it is easier to get demographic data and rental statistics about these places. 

The reason why I say so is that the State and Federal tests that you take are pretty much standardized across the board with few exceptions (Save the State Test of course).  

For Non-Disclosure states, like Texas, it doesn't necessarily always show what a property last sold for, but if you go to the "Comparables & Nearby Listings" tab, they usually are pretty good about having some comps...at least in Texas...not sure about other states...and in some counties you need to click the "Both" for the Data Set bar, if the default selection of "Public Records" isnt' really bringing up anything. 

Did anyone else test at that location that day?

I have 5 StRs right now but all are single family , considering a multifamily unit in a popular area in Vermont  with commercial zoning available . have tried to gather data from Airdna & Rabbu.. few listings out there which operate in this fashion .  

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I was also tested for AIDS-passed that too.