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Answers (4)
- Vince Curtis, "SoCal Appraiser"
- Contributions:4697
Because title shows the last transfer for $250,000 on 9/9/2009.
On 7/27/2010 there was a grant deed transfer, no amount disclosed. Zillow, as well as Trulia.com, etc, lists the last transfer. Best to talk to your escrow company who handled your purchase....
On 7/27/2010 there was a grant deed transfer, no amount disclosed. Zillow, as well as Trulia.com, etc, lists the last transfer. Best to talk to your escrow company who handled your purchase....
- Frank Huang, "frankhuan6"
- Contributions:16
That's odd that it still says that after almost 5 months. If it bothers you, you can call zillow customer service and have them fix it. I'm not sure how zillow pulls that kind of data.
- Clement Chan, "RE Pro"
- Contributions:138
I hope this error would be corrected or it may bring the zestimates for the immediate neighborhood down a little.
You might need to ask your agent or escrow officer to check and fix the public data that was recorded when you bought the house. I think Zillow's last sale and tax data are from there.
I bought this house for 500000. Why does Zillow say I bought the house for 250000?
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