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Answers (6)
- Bruce Sutorius, "BruceSutorius"
- Contributions:6
Appraisers frequently do not need to enter a home for the appraisal. Much of the appraisal is based on comparable properties and local neighborhood.
- Shannon Rose
- Contributions:66
Contact a local realtor and ask them to conduct a comparable market analysis. Most realtors can give you a "desktop" valuation, where they conduct an analysis without physically seeing the home. This value will not be as accurate as an analysis with access to the home, but can give you a general idea of value.
Regarding the tenant, as a landlord you can let them know you will be doing a walkthrough with an appraisal for estate/financial planning. Most tenants will understand that there are many reasons why a landlord would need an valuation of the property.
Regarding the tenant, as a landlord you can let them know you will be doing a walkthrough with an appraisal for estate/financial planning. Most tenants will understand that there are many reasons why a landlord would need an valuation of the property.
- sunnyview
- Contributions:25139
You can get a CMA form an agent sight unseen, but you can also ask several agents for CMA's. You may also be able to walk one of those agents through for a closer estimate.
Just tell you tenant that you are working with a financial planner on your estate planning and that they need the value of the house form an agent to structure your retirement plan.
Just tell you tenant that you are working with a financial planner on your estate planning and that they need the value of the house form an agent to structure your retirement plan.
- Gordon Haraway, "1stTimebuySpecialist"
- Contributions:250
George seems to be on top of this. Give him more info such as style of home, # of BR and Baths and sq footage and he should be able to give you a fairly accuate number
- George Belleville, "George Belleville"
- Contributions:144
Here is everything for the past 6 months... let me know if you need more precise info.
Click the following URL to see the listings:
http://mrislistings.mris.com/DE.asp?k=176606XGE0J&p=DE-156350098-160
Click the following URL to see the listings:
http://mrislistings.mris.com/DE.asp?k=176606XGE0J&p=DE-156350098-160
- Jim Stevenson, "therealtorguy"
- Contributions:1111
You can contact a local realtor and ask them to perform a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). Most realtors will do this free of charge. Or you can hire an appraiser to do a formal appraisal.
I assume you are doing this for estate purposes or perhaps you are considering an appeal of your property taxes :-)
I assume you are doing this for estate purposes or perhaps you are considering an appeal of your property taxes :-)
I am trying to get an estimate of the value of my house without scaring my tenant
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