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Answers (3)
- Marney Kirk, "realtormarney"
- Contributions:251
Sukesh, wetdawgs explained it well. The thing I will tell you about Maryland is that the Zillow Zestimates are often *WAY* off from true value. The best way to find a good value range is to hire a buyer's agent to help you, and they can do a competitive market analysis for you and guide you in the right direction.
Please let me know if I can help you further!
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Marney Kirk
Keller Williams Excellence Realty
Please let me know if I can help you further!
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Marney Kirk
Keller Williams Excellence Realty
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26853
Public facts are those obtained through public databases, and hopefully are what the county assessor has on their records.
Combined facts are how the owner/agent has edited the facts. While usually correct, if there is a disconnect between public and combined facts I'd check even more carefully than if they were were consistent. Why? examples: it isn't unusual for owners to put square feet from a basement into the combined facts, or unpermitted additions.
Combined facts are how the owner/agent has edited the facts. While usually correct, if there is a disconnect between public and combined facts I'd check even more carefully than if they were were consistent. Why? examples: it isn't unusual for owners to put square feet from a basement into the combined facts, or unpermitted additions.
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26853
Public facts are those obtained through public databases, and hopefully are what the county assessor has on their records.
Combined facts are how the owner/agent has edited the facts. While usually correct, if there is a disconnect between public and combined facts I'd check even more carefully than if they were were consistent. Why? examples: it isn't unusual for owners to put square feet from a basement into the combined facts, or unpermitted additions.
Combined facts are how the owner/agent has edited the facts. While usually correct, if there is a disconnect between public and combined facts I'd check even more carefully than if they were were consistent. Why? examples: it isn't unusual for owners to put square feet from a basement into the combined facts, or unpermitted additions.
What are "Combined Facts" v/s "Public Facts"?
Please reply me on my email sukeshshah@rediffmail.com
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