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Answers (5)
- Cindy LaPeer ABR, e-PRO,SFR, Cdrs, "Houston Metro Pro"
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The reason you want to know will determine which route you take. As you can see, you have options but the options are specific to your goal.
- Anthony Ebright, "anthonyebright"
- Contributions:15
1. You can start by researching this on any of the real estate valuation websites. Oh, wait, you're already here! ;-)
2. You can call your real estate agent for an opinion of value
3. You can get an appraisal on your own.
4. You can apply for a loan and get an appraisal through the lender
2. You can call your real estate agent for an opinion of value
3. You can get an appraisal on your own.
4. You can apply for a loan and get an appraisal through the lender
- Jeran Fraser, "The Approval Experts"
- Contributions:3
There are a handful of different options to find out the value of your home. I suggest contacting a local agent and asking him/her to run some comparable values of homes in your area. This option is free. The other option which can be a bit costly, but maybe a bit more accurate is an appraisal.
With these numbers along with your loan balance you should have enough information to give you an estimate of the equity in your home!
With these numbers along with your loan balance you should have enough information to give you an estimate of the equity in your home!
- Cindy LaPeer ABR, e-PRO,SFR, Cdrs, "Houston Metro Pro"
- Contributions:2239
How do i find out if i have equity in my home?
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