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0 pointsrefurb1y ago0 comments

You dont need to, it cancels out on both sides of the equation.

Pick any number for average cost of a property, and its still only 0.1% of all properties.

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If you had a distribution of prices, or even at least a median price I'd see it. But averaging it all tells us almost nothing.

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0 pointsrefurb1y ago0 comments

You dont need to, it cancels out on both sides of the equation.

Pick any number for average cost of a property, and its still only 0.1% of all properties.

If you had a distribution of prices, or even at least a median price I'd see it. But averaging it all tells us almost nothing.

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