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Answers (10)
- hpvanc
- Contributions:2579
Surbiton,
I may not be interpreting correctly the post, but it sounds like Kimtresetti has already given the court a Zestimate from 3 months ago and is trying to get back to that number. I have doubts that it will have standing in the court as an authoritative valuation, but we don't know the context.
I may not be interpreting correctly the post, but it sounds like Kimtresetti has already given the court a Zestimate from 3 months ago and is trying to get back to that number. I have doubts that it will have standing in the court as an authoritative valuation, but we don't know the context.
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- Rchan81
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- hpvanc
- Contributions:2579
I'm not sure it will suffice in a legal court of law, but you can mouse of the Zestimate chart and see what the value was to the nearest $1,000 for a prior month.
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- John Kenney, "John Kenney"
- Contributions:25
The most accurate way to handle this is to either ask an appraiser to value your home or a local real estate agent. These professionals will be able look at the comps to determine a fair market value.
- kimtresetti
- Contributions:2
Thank you for responding to my question.
- Rocky G.H. Hawrysz, "Rocky G.H. Hawrysz"
- Contributions:125
You can also check the tax record on like kind sales during that time. A Real Estate agent will be able to help collect this information. Ultimately having a certified appraiser provide this information will be more palatable in a court case, but it will cost you. Check the local phone book or Google "Appraisers in Modesto." I hope this helps!
Rocky
- Brad Young, "Brad Young1"
- Contributions:26
An appraiser can do this for you. Occasionally they are asked to establish a value in regards to litigation. Pat is correct, ask your attorney and they should be able to help you find a suitable appraiser. - Brad Young
- Pat Pribisko, "Pat Pribisko"
- Contributions:1426
You have an attorney and you are in litigation. Therefore, you need to ask your attorney to obtain the info you need.
Legal Question
I need to see if it is possible to get a price on my home from 3 months ago? It's in regards to a court case. There was a price on my home 3 months ago and this is what i told the courts and now I need backup on this, is this possible?
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