Where do you get sales comps at???????????????????
I am wondering where you get your sales comps from as you are coming up with the value of a property you are either trying to list or represent a buyer on.  

Costar?  Crexi?  Calling appraisers?  Calling other brokers?  Requesting a list from a title company after giving them a zip code/s a price range and a timeframe to run a search on?  All of the above?  Any other methods?

Good information is still key.
[{"id": "hvsfej3", "text": "Yes. Everywhere, and they all have different levels of reliability. CoStar and Crexi are easy to search but don't always have good details. Appraisers like to build rapport by sharing data with brokers they know will play nicely.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hvtcn99", "text": "Also try Compstak", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hvufh97", "text": "Can't respond to the question.  Too many question marks.", "replies": [{"id": "hvuq6q3", "text": "Lol.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hvv06fs", "text": "What about sales and rental comps for value add, just getting comps with the finishes that you\u2019re planning on implementing then? Does costar have a feature, or any other platform, that allows you to input what it is you plan on doing to units and building as far as renovations and suggest rent/sales comps based on that as opposed to rents/sales comps based on current property? (I\u2019m thinking specifically multifamily)", "replies": [{"id": "hvvoy6h", "text": "Not that I know of but it shouldn't be too hard to make your own proforma.  You will need to get your own estimates for hard and soft costs.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hvw0lf5", "text": "Propstream. Best 100$/month I\u2019ve ever spent", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]