Obtaining Comps.

I was curious as to how everyone goes about getting their comps. I know there are services you can get them from as well as just getting them from your realtor. If anyone can reccomend a good method of getting comps, it would be greatly appreciated. I have been using my realtor, until some of her comps were WAY off and almost cost me dearly. Thanks in advance.

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  • dgreen19th April, 2005

    I just read through a previous post about comps. Sorry for the repeat post.

  • isellmoney19th April, 2005

    Creditors will come after whatever property securest he loan.

  • charm2u22nd April, 2005

    JohnLocke
    Hello again. Thanks for your last response. Sorry it took awhile to respond, had computer problems.

    I agree and have thought about the same thing you mentioned about who the buyers would be in the area. In fact that was one of the considerations i took and debated over when deciding what floorplan to get. I was thinking that i would be limiting my market by getting a 2--story home since more and more people are looking into single story home, esp as they get older. Unfortunately, you cant get the same sq footage for a single story home as u would for 2-story, obviously bec of cost.

    Back to my original question,,, well part of it. - Do you or anyone know of a way to take money out from the property at close of escrow, or soon after? - Assuming there is equity by then, can I get a HELOC at same time, or shortly after? or at purchase, get a loan equal to "market value" or close to, at that time and cash out? - or would I have to close escrow for the purchase price, refi right after and cash out? can i even do that right away? is there a loan that doesnt require seasoning?

    Thanks.
    Charm2u2

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