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Answers (7)
- Vince Curtis, "SoCal Appraiser"
- Contributions:4701
Thats what a Zestimate is - a free estimate of your value. For a more accurate value, you can find a local appraiser here....
https://www.asc.gov/National-Registry/FindAnAppraiser.aspx
https://www.asc.gov/National-Registry/FindAnAppraiser.aspx
- Sergio Hernandez, "Sergio Hernandez"
- Contributions:619
Contact a local Realtor familiar with your building and community and ask for an opinion of value, or pay for an appraisal.
- Jared Fields, JD, "MyProvoHome"
- Contributions:76
The determination of market value is two-fold:
1) The price agreed to as a result of an arms length transaction between buyer and seller; and
2) Appraised value as determined by an appraiser using sold comparables.
These two values are not always the same as many of us can attest to.
If you are trying to decide at what price to list your condo for sale, my advice would be to hire an experienced and knowledgeable Realtor to assist you and compare active, under contract, sold and expired listings to understand your particular market and accurately price your condo.
Good luck!
1) The price agreed to as a result of an arms length transaction between buyer and seller; and
2) Appraised value as determined by an appraiser using sold comparables.
These two values are not always the same as many of us can attest to.
If you are trying to decide at what price to list your condo for sale, my advice would be to hire an experienced and knowledgeable Realtor to assist you and compare active, under contract, sold and expired listings to understand your particular market and accurately price your condo.
Good luck!
- Paola Martinsen, "Speedy Short Sales"
- Contributions:52
David,
I was able to find your information in the post. I active comps come in at a value of 149k and solds at 139k usually theres a 10k variance between actives and solds. You could be in the 149,000-152,000 range depending on the updates that have done to your condo. However, if its a standard condo for the area you would be looking in the 139k-142k range. I will be more than glad to email you a copy of both CMA reports for your review. Email me at paola@lux-group.net and I will send you a copy.
I was able to find your information in the post. I active comps come in at a value of 149k and solds at 139k usually theres a 10k variance between actives and solds. You could be in the 149,000-152,000 range depending on the updates that have done to your condo. However, if its a standard condo for the area you would be looking in the 139k-142k range. I will be more than glad to email you a copy of both CMA reports for your review. Email me at paola@lux-group.net and I will send you a copy.
- Paola Martinsen, "Speedy Short Sales"
- Contributions:52
David,
For a more accurate value feel free to email me and with the property address, square footage, beds and bath and I will gladly send you a free no obligation property valuation with comparables in your area.
Looking forward to assisting you in any way I can.
For a more accurate value feel free to email me and with the property address, square footage, beds and bath and I will gladly send you a free no obligation property valuation with comparables in your area.
Looking forward to assisting you in any way I can.
- Becky Nay, "HomesInUtah"
- Contributions:150
Hi David,
For a more accurate valuation of your property you'd be better off to have a Realtor pull the Sold comps from the MLS and do a Comparative Market Analysis for you. Any Realtor with access to the Utah MLS system can do this for you.
The zillow zestimates are not accurate in Utah. Utah is a non-disclosure state meaning that the sold information is not available to the public which is where zillow gets their info from in other states that are not a non-disclosure state. Zestimates here in Utah are not always very accurate because of this reason. I hope this helps you.
Becky
For a more accurate valuation of your property you'd be better off to have a Realtor pull the Sold comps from the MLS and do a Comparative Market Analysis for you. Any Realtor with access to the Utah MLS system can do this for you.
The zillow zestimates are not accurate in Utah. Utah is a non-disclosure state meaning that the sold information is not available to the public which is where zillow gets their info from in other states that are not a non-disclosure state. Zestimates here in Utah are not always very accurate because of this reason. I hope this helps you.
Becky
- Adam Kirkham, "Adam Kirkham"
- Contributions:201
I like to take the Zestimate, sold comps which myself or any other licensed realtor who has access to the mls can give you and put together a market analysis.
how do i get a value on my condo?
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