Nathan Payne walks through the Painless Flipping Calculator, which uses Redfin and Zillow data to estimate a property's After Repair Value. The tool works well for typical markets but struggles with unusual properties or non-disclosure states. For accuracy, contact a local listing agent with recent comparable sales instead.
So if we go here to the, the Painless Flipping Calculator, this is what the deal was looking like, and I'm going to break this down. But why we're still working it, because there's a motivated seller here. Okay. So when you guys get this, this is what it looks like. You basically can take the average, you can take the average of, you know, batch leads, Redfin, Zillow, and it will do an estimate. That's a way you could get ARV. I honestly think the best way to get ARV, if you got a funky area, like the algorithm's not going to really help you out that much because it's so funky and especially it's a non-disclosure state. I think the best way is to call, call an agent that has a listing right by it that's maybe not moving or that moved fast. Okay, no BS. Like, I could say, hey, you can, you can run comparables and you can do this and that, but really just call an agent that has a listing right next to the property you're thinking about doing.
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