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Answers (6)
- Christy Rager, "ReelingInYourDreams"
- Contributions:4
Agreed with the advice - talk to at least 2 active agents in your area and ask them for a CMA - market analysis. Most agents do this for free and use the market analysis as part of their presenting themselves to you for business.
An agent will help you discuss the factors - such as what you owe, your situation, your motivation for selling, staging the homes, maintenance or repairs that should and that could be done for listing.
Talking with several agents also gives you the opportunity to "interview" and feel the agent. Agents come in a variety of personalities like all other professions, and 'clicking' with your agent is critical to the relationship and business being effective.
An agent will help you discuss the factors - such as what you owe, your situation, your motivation for selling, staging the homes, maintenance or repairs that should and that could be done for listing.
Talking with several agents also gives you the opportunity to "interview" and feel the agent. Agents come in a variety of personalities like all other professions, and 'clicking' with your agent is critical to the relationship and business being effective.
- Sharon Harding, "SharonREMAX"
- Contributions:124
Ask an active agent in your area to prepare a detailed CMA and show you some staging ideas to help your property sell or get rented.
- Scott Tucker, "ScottTucker"
- Contributions:4
Hi Reyon...
If you contact an agent directly they can pull the comps in your area and give you an idea on what to list it at. What did you do to rent it out? An agent could also assist you with renting if that is a better or preferred option by advertising it to find you a renter. Contact an agent and have them do a comparison of both to give you a better an idea of what is your best option.
If you contact an agent directly they can pull the comps in your area and give you an idea on what to list it at. What did you do to rent it out? An agent could also assist you with renting if that is a better or preferred option by advertising it to find you a renter. Contact an agent and have them do a comparison of both to give you a better an idea of what is your best option.
- Margaret Woodruff, "maggieluvsatlanta"
- Contributions:68
Hi Reyon,
I'm surprised you tried to rent it and were not successful - rentals are pretty hot right now.
As far as how much your home is worth, you need to contact an agent who works that part of town, since the Atlanta Metro area is so huge. [promotion deleted by Zillow moderator]
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Good luck!
I'm surprised you tried to rent it and were not successful - rentals are pretty hot right now.
As far as how much your home is worth, you need to contact an agent who works that part of town, since the Atlanta Metro area is so huge. [promotion deleted by Zillow moderator]
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Good luck!
- Bill Roose, "Bill_Roose"
- Contributions:11
Think about it as an initial interview for the Realtor that will eventually list your home. You will be able to tell who put the time into doing your CMA and the ones that were just thrown together.
- SoCal_Engr
- Contributions:5667
You can get an idea of a starting point from Zilow and other AVMs, but really should talk to a local REA if you're serious about trying to determine current market value.
If you're going to go the REA/CMA route, get multiple CMAs from different brokers so that you can compare the comps.
If you're going to go the REA/CMA route, get multiple CMAs from different brokers so that you can compare the comps.
What is the value of my home.....thinkin about listing it??
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Contributions:1Tried to rent it with no luck..
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