FlipperForce pulls recent comparable sales data from public records. Availability of sale prices depends on whether the property is in a disclosure or non-disclosure state.
Disclosure states: sales data must be published, so FlipperForce can provide accurate sale prices from public records.
Non-disclosure states: sale prices are not required to be disclosed, so information may be limited. You may see "Unknown Price" for many properties.
Why prices are missing in non-disclosure states
Private sales. For Sale By Owner transactions or sales handled outside the MLS often stay confidential.
MLS variations. Not all MLS systems require agents to enter sale prices at closing.
Confidential classifications. Some sale prices are classified confidential even in non-disclosure states.
County-level differences. Some non-disclosure states have counties that operate as full-disclosure areas.
What to do if you need prices
Where FlipperForce has limited pricing data, check your local MLS or work with a real estate agent.
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