Why did it automatically reduce my estimate by 35,000 when entering in facts about my house?

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September 15 2009 - Joliet
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Zillow made some assumptions about the number of rooms, size, etc about your house.  It's likely that the information you entered lowered the estimate because the assumptions overvalued your home.  Keep in mind the zestimate is often quite different than a home's sale price.  Contact a real estate agent for an estimate of your home's value.
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