Last time it was sold in 2007 for $119K, and Zillow predicts it to be around $170K next year (how accurate Zillow's predictions are?).

Putting hard money down on Day 1 is foolish, and no better than gambling.

I will just reach out to appraiser as those numbers will be accurate.

Gather data from multiple sources and compare and contrast to get the most accurate read on an area.

That'll give you a pretty good idea of what you can expect to sell for.The closer in distance, time, and type of property, the more accurate you'll be

Stay on these sellers, do your research, make the offer and get the property under control ASAP.Reason #2 — Your repair estimates aren’t accurate: Cash buyers aren’t stupid.

So dead on accurate. 

I just get the impression that most times they are fairly accurate on the tax at closing, so it doesn't really come up all that often. 

I want to get an accurate picture of what our finances will look like, but I'm not sure how best to do that.

@Nina Grayson Wow, thank you for running that avg rent number as I was just in the process of talking to some property managers to get a more accurate depiction than rentometer, so I appreciate that a lot!