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Savannah Lewison
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Pittsburgh, Troy Hill Duplex for sale Analyzed!

Savannah Lewison
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Diego, CA
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As always I love and encourage any and all feedback and constructive criticism! It's hard for me to find comps when it comes to multi families. I would love some feedback on this. How do you all find comps when it comes to these? I've been loosely and conservatively using the Zillow Zestimate. Cash Flow is really my reason for purchasing but I would still like to be as accurate as possible with the ARV to ensure I'm not under the bridge right off the bat after the rehab.

Thank you!

Savannah

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@Savannah Lewison It looks like you are using owner occupied financing. Are you moving to Pittsburg, otherwise you have to put 20-25% down. If you are buying through a realtor they can do a comparative analysis of the property. Small multifamily are priced similar to SFH of the same square footage. https://www.reikit.com/ offers a free ARV tool so you can do your own analysis. Good luck.

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