How do you adjust comparable sales for differences?
One of the most common methods to estimate the value of a property is to compare it with similar properties that have sold recently in the same market. These are called comparable sales, or comps for short. But not every comp is exactly the same as the subject property. They may have different features, conditions, locations, or dates of sale that affect their value. How do you account for these differences and adjust the comps to get a more accurate estimate of the subject property's value? Here are some steps to follow.