were do realtors get their comps?

PS: Also try www.bidselect.com - HUDS website, but you need to be a Realtor to get most of the information.

[size=18]Understanding Comparable Sales and How to Analyze the Data[/size]Prepared By: John WorleyThroughout my business dealings, I find that when it is discovered that I was a real estate appraiser for a number of years, the first question out of everyone's mouth (particularly Realtors and real estate investors) is "Can you teach me how to read and analyze comparable sales data?"

I'm an Realtor Associate with a Company that does Real Estate transcations and mortgages for residental and commerical properties.

We do work with Realtors, even if you are out of state, we will pay 3% for houses and 5% for land.Have a great day.

Realtor Magzine did a big article on this stuff back in may.

If you are purchasing properties and they are listed, he/she can then make a buck by "being your realtor" on the deal.

I'm also a licensed REALTOR.

Network with other investors, realtors, lenders, etc.

You have a natural knackwith this and an eye for value.By all means, sit for the realtors exam and have thatall-important license.