Getting Comps?

Comments(8)

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  calgal22nd July, 2003

  Try this one:
  
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  rottzilla22nd July, 2003

  I am able to access comps for my area by going through a real estate agent's website and accessing the MLS.

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  verne_j22nd July, 2003

  www.domainia.com goes by zip code.
  
  Verne

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  MarleneM24th July, 2003

  Thanks for your help. More websites would be very much appreciated. If the program won't show them, please leave me a private message with the website address (URL).
  
  Thanks again for your help!
  Marlene

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  salras7731st July, 2003

  Hello
  I have learned to love title REPS.... First American, Chicago and the other majors have thier own title search engines.....if the reps know you might do business with them they see no reason to not help you....you can get a ton of info like COMPS, Prior sales price, Demographics, lot size, etc..
  Try it!

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  MarleneM1st August, 2003

  Hey - this is a great idea. I'll look some up today and see what I can get going. Thanks for taking the time to help.
  Marlene

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  NiKoLaS1st August, 2003

  what does getting comps mean? sorry, newbie here who just started reading about REI a little while ago

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  MrsMeltzer1st August, 2003

  Nikolas,
  
  Comp are helpful because you can COMPARE what houses in the area sold for in the area you are looking to purchase. This helps because you will have a good idea of how much your target investment property is worth.
  
  This also helps you by not paying too much for a piece of property and being able to figure out your profit margin before investing your hard earned money.
  
  There is a site that I used to get free comps. You may privately email me and specifically ask for the URL.
  
  Hope This Helps,
  Mrs. Meltzer