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Answers (4)
- Frank Festa, "Frank J Festa"
- Contributions:1188
Go down to the bottom of this page and open, "Zestimate Value & Accuracy." This should help. Regards,
- Simon Mills, "Mills Realty"
- Contributions:1858
My suggestion is not to worry about it. The Zestimate is a guide at best and isn't a tool that any real estate professional would use to value property.
- Lidya Demian, "LidyaD"
- Contributions:5
Hi,
I wouldn't put too much emphasis on the 'zestimate' value. Any local real estate agent will be happy to help you determine the exact value of your home based upon evaluating your home against the most recently sold in your neighborhood. Best of luck!
I wouldn't put too much emphasis on the 'zestimate' value. Any local real estate agent will be happy to help you determine the exact value of your home based upon evaluating your home against the most recently sold in your neighborhood. Best of luck!
- Liz Caplan, "Liz Caplan"
- Contributions:163
Frankly I think the problem here is Zillow's data is not always accurate. Zillow doesn't take in to account remodels, they haven't gone in these homes! Take these "Zestimates" with a grain of salt and talk with an experienced Realtor when you are have questions about a local area.
How do you determine that my home has "lost value" vs previous zestimate?
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