Peter Kedzior's Q&A

I guess we would have to learn first what is the neighborhood. Please keep in mind that Zillow uses only the information others made available to them. They may have missed some details if nobody cared to provide them.Peter Kedzior[contact info removed by moderator]

Hi, I believe you are asking about a specific property, right? What is the address, so I can check and answer your questions?

This neighborhood is a typical Chicago mix of older home owners, European immigrants and newer waive Latino population. CTA buses are frequent and basically you can shop within just few city blocks from where you live.

Well, I can not disclose any names here. Please contact me directly at pkedzior1@gmail.com.

I used to be the listing agent of this home back in 2006 when it was for sale by the original owner. Last December it sold for $397,000. Just 12 days on the market. As you can see, good deals sell fast! See more of them at www.ChicagoSuburbs-Homes.com

Hi, I believe that having a 2-car garage is a benefit more people can appreciate. Remember - extra playroom would be only a benefit for people with kids. All others would probably prefer a 2-car garage instead. A lot of people park only one car and use the remaining space as extra storage. Last but not least - should you ever consider selling your house, having a larger garage (than most of the competition) would surely help you sell it quicker if not for more money!

I hate to brake it for you but this property is already under contract. Actually, for over 50 days now. One more reason to contact a Realtor and not rely on bits of info provided by Realty Track!

Well, I agree. I was one of the agents showing it recently. It is a very nice home indeed.

Susie, I believe the value of your house has been estimated based on the recent sales of comparable homes in your area. The amount of taxes depends on the valuation method used by the county. They supposed to update their records every couple of years. Many homeowners hope that the next county appraisal will take into account that home values decreased significantly in the last 2 years. There is no guarantee, though.

The most accurate way to find out how much your home may be worth is to compare its features with similar properties that have been sold in your area. Since 90% of all home sales in Chicagoland happens through MLS, it makes sense to look what data we can get on your neighbors' homes. [content removed by moderator for being self promotional]