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Answers (3)
- Richard Lubinski, "Richard J. Lubinski"
- Contributions:133
you can claim your listing ,then edit it ..
- Kerry Cybulski, "kerryrealestate"
- Contributions:143
only the person that has claim to that property on Zillow can make the changes to the miss print. A Zestimate is only a computer generated number and does not hold up against a CMA or an Appraisal. Good Luck!
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26811
At the moment, the property is listed as "pending" for $14,900 and does not show that is has sold. The entry comes from the person who has the property listed (matt-tyson), and not yet from public records.
When it is actually sold, closed and entered in public records, Zillow should pick up the correct sales price (I've seen this take from four weeks to six months, and sometimes longer).
The Asterisk by the $14,900 shows that it is not used in calculating the zestimate.
When it is actually sold, closed and entered in public records, Zillow should pick up the correct sales price (I've seen this take from four weeks to six months, and sometimes longer).
The Asterisk by the $14,900 shows that it is not used in calculating the zestimate.
How can someone correct an incorrect sales price listing on Zillow?
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