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Answers (16)
- David Poulsen, "Sonoma Co Specialist"
- Contributions:66
I would use Zillow to begin with. Then I would look around to which Realtor has listings around the subject property. Ask them to run a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) and that should give you a good idea of what homes are selling for.
- Cecilia Sherrard, "YouShouldOwn.com"
- Contributions:67
Try using a neighborhood/home valuation tool like this one on my website: Cleveland Ohio Neighborhood Values - It will tell you what your neighborhood and home is worth along with the specific current activity.
Online tools are a great start to find your "estimated" home value, but the computer doesn't know what's inside your home. It doesn't know the upgrades, projects you've done, etc. You will definitely need an experienced agent to come inside and take a close look at your entire property to give you a much more detailed price opinion.
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Online tools are a great start to find your "estimated" home value, but the computer doesn't know what's inside your home. It doesn't know the upgrades, projects you've done, etc. You will definitely need an experienced agent to come inside and take a close look at your entire property to give you a much more detailed price opinion.
We'd love to help if you need it.
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216-323-34620
Ohio Homes For Sale
- Rosana Shekman, Broker ABR, "Rosana Shekman Owner"
- Contributions:700
Check with your local agent!
- Michael Kaim, "Michael Kaim"
- Contributions:9249
The best way to determine what your home will sell for is to contact a local realtor and have them preview your home. They will be able to provide you what homes are selling for in your neighborhood as well as give you some tips and tricks on how to prepare the house for sale. If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to call me. I wish you luck (removed for spam)
- Garrett McWhorter, SFR, "Garrett McWhorter"
- Contributions:110
One way to determine the true value of a home is to hire an appraiser. If you don't feel like paying an appraiser, the easiest way to get an accurate updated home value (cost) is to call a real estate agent in your area. A Realtor can compare the value of the house with all the recent sales in the area. Home values constantly change and it is difficult for web sites to stay current. Real estate agents can also take into consideration all of the upgrades on the property and factor them into a more accurate value.
Most Realtors will be glad to give you a free CMA on your house in the hopes of one day being able to earn your business.
Most Realtors will be glad to give you a free CMA on your house in the hopes of one day being able to earn your business.
- Tara Levinson, "TALevinson"
- Contributions:801
Contact a 'busy' agent in your area and ask them to prepare a market analysis for you. A 'busy' agent will be familiar with your area and competent to provide you with an accurate estimate.
- Pierre J Denis, "pierre33923007"
- Contributions:5
It should not be so difficult to find out.
You could start by trying out zillow.com. If you are not really satisfied with zillow.com' s zestimate, you can contact a local agent who would gladly provide a free home analysis.
Good luck.
Sincerely,
Pierre J Denis
Parkland Realty Group
You could start by trying out zillow.com. If you are not really satisfied with zillow.com' s zestimate, you can contact a local agent who would gladly provide a free home analysis.
Good luck.
Sincerely,
Pierre J Denis
Parkland Realty Group
- Angie Boggeman, "angie boggeman"
- Contributions:469
Call a local real estate agent and have them come out and look at the house and give you a cma.
- Pam Strange, "PamStrange"
- Contributions:3
A real estate professional in your area can take a look through your home and prepare a complete Comparative Market Analysis which will show you where your home stands among the competition as well as estimating the value based on recent solds of similar homes in your area.
- Ronald Collard, "NU VISION Realty LLC"
- Contributions:99
Call a Real Estate Broker in your area
- Kerry Cybulski, "kerryrealestate"
- Contributions:143
Call a local Real Estate Agent and They need to preview your house first before doing a formal CMA on your peoperty. Good Luck.
- Rick Knight, "Rick Knight"
- Contributions:61
Contact a local REALTOR. If you are just wanting to know the value but not interested in selling, tell the agent. Most will be happy to pull some sales data for you and review with you. If you are thinking about selling, then the agent can prepare a market evaluation and marketing plan. A marketing plan can also give you tips on what to do to add value to your home. Things you may not have thought of. Such as paint color and other ideas.
- Lori Ross, "Lori Ross"
- Contributions:4
You need the agent to do a CMA. See reply below.
- Michael Walker, "Michael Walker"
- Contributions:164
There are a couple of ways to approach this. You can hire an appraiser to determine the value of your home or you can contact a real estate agent. An agent should be able to provide you pricing recommendations that will get your home sold in this market. A typical report an agent can provide will include recent sales of similar type/style in your neighborhood and for comparison show you homes that are currently on the market. This report is commonly referred to as a CMA, Comparative Market Analysis.
Just a thought, if you hire an appraiser, that appraisal most likely will not be able to be used by the buyer if they are financing their purchase - their lender will order their own. The county also has an opinion of the value of your home (the higher they value your home, the higher your taxes). Oh, of course you can use www.zillow.com. Keep in mind that it's an automated value, so you'll still have to rely on a seasoned agent to help establish a reasonable selling price range.
Just a thought, if you hire an appraiser, that appraisal most likely will not be able to be used by the buyer if they are financing their purchase - their lender will order their own. The county also has an opinion of the value of your home (the higher they value your home, the higher your taxes). Oh, of course you can use www.zillow.com. Keep in mind that it's an automated value, so you'll still have to rely on a seasoned agent to help establish a reasonable selling price range.
- Nathan Colmer, "NathanColmer"
- Contributions:257
Speak with a local agent who knows your area and the market. Ask them for a CMS or a BPO and that should get you started! Be sure to ask for both sold listings and listings that are currently listed for sale.
- Michael Emery, "MikeEmery"
- Contributions:7297
If you are considering selling your home, talk to a local real estate agent about doing a Competitive Market Analysis or CMA. Most often they will do it for free as they are hoping you will list your home with them.
The more accurate reflection of your homes value could be gotten from hiring an appraiser. This will set you back $200-400, depending on the local rates for appraisers in your area.
The more accurate reflection of your homes value could be gotten from hiring an appraiser. This will set you back $200-400, depending on the local rates for appraisers in your area.
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