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I generally look at the year closest to 2002 and then subtract 10% a year to back into an approximate 2002 value.
EX Home sold for 600K in 2004. 10% 600K = 60K x 2 = 120K. Estimate current value of property 600K – 120= 480K
If a home has a value less then this it shows up on my watch list.
I use a similar calculation going forward. 600k in 2001 1 year time %10 (600K) = 60K Estimated 2002 cost 660 K.
I could use arithmetic or geometric calculations but this is a quick math way of seeing if this should hit the watch list.
It should be very easy to find. Ask your realtor to send you comps for that timeframe in the area that they are showing you homes. The data is trivial to pull off of Sandicor.