wetdawgs's Q&A

If a sales price is incorrect, you can flag it on Zillow and they will investigate and if they can confirm your numbers with the local records office they will correct it. However, your comment that "....tax roles, which was incorrect" suggests that Zillow won't be able to correct it until after the tax roles are corrected.To flag the sales price, open the home details page, scroll down to the "price history" table and click on the little flag on the right end of the row of numbers. 

Once you've claimed your home on Zillow, you may be able to relocate the icon on the map.Here are links to the FAQs:Claim  your homeMove home on map

I flagged your post so that ZIllow customer service will be able to get back to you in the morning.I'm not sure how Trulia could help with a Zillow matter as suggested by the other poster! 

If agents and other professionals involved in real estate discovered that consumers weren't coming to Zillow because of changes of less access to data (including removing the Zestimate), Zillow would crash and burn in about three seconds.  The professionals need the consumers, or they have no business.  Zestimates and other data enhance the site for many consumers. 

Once you've claimed your home on Zillow, you may be able to relocate the icon on the map.  Here are the links to the appropriate FAQs:Claim your home.Move home location on the map.

Zestimates are calculated from public facts on a residence.  The best way to get Zillow to modify the Zestimate is to update all facts to make them as accurate as possible. (This would include tax assessments and historical sales prices).   A Zestimate is a starting point for comparison of properties, and doesn't take into consideration views, upgrades and other features which may add value (an appraisal does) as Zillow has no way to gather that information consistently. So, the best thing to do with an appraisal number is to claim your home on Zillow and then enter the appraiser's opinion of value and appraisal date into the "owner's comments" associate with the Zestimate.  An appraisal isn't a "fact" but an opinion, just as a Zestimate is an opinion.

Zillow is a poor place for timeshares as Zillow focuses on residential properties.   Here's a useful article from about.com on selling timeshares.Good luck!

You can flag the duplicate by opening the home details page, hover cursor over "edit" and chose "report problem with home".  Zillow customer service will put the duplicate of the property in the queue for deletion.  The one they will be deleted will be the one without the public data.  (It tends to take a week or two).

You can claim your home on Zillow and edit the home facts.  Here are links to the FAQs:Claim your home.Edit home facts.

Are  you suggesting you wish to be paid before taking a buyer out for a home search?