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Multi family valuation

Ray Dryjanski
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Hello, I’m a first time multi family, 5+ units, investor, out of state properties, and understand how to evaluate the property. Question: I want to offer a lesser price, how do I get that market valuation on the lower price, as I believe it more accurately reflects the market? Thank you to Vance for your response come I look forward to hearing from you.

Ray Dryjanski

Ivanhoe Investments, LLC

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Matt Popilek
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If you use a commercial agent to help you as the Buyer's agent you could probably get the valuation for free.  CoStar is a service that we have as commercial brokers to evaluate property value.

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