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Answers (7)
Best Answer
- Ice L.
- Contributions:11285
Hi Patricia -
If you claim your home on the website, you can try to move the home's location on the map.
Let us know if you need more help.
Ice
Zillow Customer Support
If you claim your home on the website, you can try to move the home's location on the map.
Let us know if you need more help.
Ice
Zillow Customer Support
- Ice L.
- Contributions:11285
Patricia -
I see that you were able to move your property's location on the map.
Should you need more help, kindly update us.
Ice
Zillow Customer Service
I see that you were able to move your property's location on the map.
Should you need more help, kindly update us.
Ice
Zillow Customer Service
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26811
Claiming your address is the right thing to do.
Here's the link to the FAQ on moving the location of the icon on the map. It is not always possible for the user to do so, so if it doesn't work one of the Zillow employees will have to step in again.
Here's the link to the FAQ on moving the location of the icon on the map. It is not always possible for the user to do so, so if it doesn't work one of the Zillow employees will have to step in again.
- patric29
- Contributions:3
OK no problem you've been very helpful, thank you.
I claimed my address,
but I do NOT claim the home or EVEN the building
where the arrow is pointed.
I cannot move the arrow from that building to the correct building. How do I do that?
I claimed my address,
but I do NOT claim the home or EVEN the building
where the arrow is pointed.
I cannot move the arrow from that building to the correct building. How do I do that?
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26811
Your profile suggests you claimed a home today, so you should be all set for the next step.
- patric29
- Contributions:3
Well, thanks too late, I didn't know I shouldn't put my name/address there. Most communication require you to do so.
Your response doesn't fit my situation. The arrow is not even pointing to the correct buidling.
I'm trying to figure out what the .. you mean by "claim" your home.
Your response doesn't fit my situation. The arrow is not even pointing to the correct buidling.
I'm trying to figure out what the .. you mean by "claim" your home.
- Vince Curtis, "SoCal Appraiser"
- Contributions:4699
No, ALL units in your building point to the same unit. Your Zestimate is unaffected, and I wouldnt worry about it.
I WOULD CLAIM your home, though, and edit any facts to best get an accurate Zestimate, more on how to do that here, especially since you listed your last name and now anyone who sees this post can claim your home. DONT list your name or phone number next time....
http://www.zillow.com/wikipages/Most-Popular-Zillow-Questions/
I WOULD CLAIM your home, though, and edit any facts to best get an accurate Zestimate, more on how to do that here, especially since you listed your last name and now anyone who sees this post can claim your home. DONT list your name or phone number next time....
http://www.zillow.com/wikipages/Most-Popular-Zillow-Questions/
How can I get the arrow to point to my correct address on the zillow picture?
How can I get that changed to point to the correct location, correct values listing
Thank you,
Patricia Emerson, owner / occupant
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