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Nathan Blair

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I am in the business of Real Estate because I love it. When I am helping someone look for a new home, I become so invested in the process that I begin ... show more
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Take Herriman for example. In that last few months, there are townhomes that sold there for 133/sq.ft. and 2 story conventionals that sold for 100/sq.ft. This fluctuation is natural, as each home is unique.
The number you should be looking at is the price/sq.ft. of the homes comparable to the ones you are looking at buying. Those are the ones that will truly matter.
Once you get that number, you'll have a good idea of what a good buy would be and where you can feel comfortable with an offer. I say this because would hate to throw out a number without knowing what kind of place you are looking at.
Hope this helps. - Wed Jan 30 2008, 09:14

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