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Best tips for expanding my knowledge in my specific market

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Hi BP community! 

I've been at my new role as an agent at a licensed wholesale brokerage for about a month now, and I'm eager to deepen my knowledge of the Houston market. If you have any tips, insights, or resources that helped you gain information about the market, even if its not specific to Houston, I'd love to hear them. Open to all advice so feel free to drop your thoughts in the comments! Thanks!

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Sold comps, and time on market from the time the listing price was changed to the ultimate sale price.  Remember, when the listing says "sold", that's not when it sold, that's when it closed.  Not the same thing.  It closed when both parties agreed on the sale price, which is when the property was taken off the market.

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