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Start with an automated estimate for your address, then talk through the building, condition, and market with John.
A little clarity goes a long way
An instant valuation brings available information together to help you understand what your home could be worth. Here’s how it works.
Find your property so the estimate starts with the right home and location.
Automated valuation models assess available property information alongside market data to estimate value.
Use your estimate as a starting point. A local expert can account for the details that data may miss.
Every home has a story the data can’t tell. Recent renovations, condition, views, and unique features can all affect the final sale price. An automated estimate is not an appraisal or a guaranteed sale price.
Understand your home’s value
Your instant estimate starts the conversation. A comparative market analysis helps you plan a sale; an appraisal provides a formal opinion of value.
A comparative market analysis, or CMA, is a real estate agent’s assessment of what your home could sell for in the current market. It compares similar nearby homes and considers your property’s features and condition.
It helps you and your agent choose an asking price and plan your approach to selling. It is an informed pricing recommendation, rather than a formal appraisal.
An appraisal is an independent opinion of a home’s value prepared by a qualified appraiser. It considers the property, comparable sales, and relevant market conditions.
Appraisals are commonly used in mortgage lending and refinancing. A lender may require one even if you already have an instant estimate or an agent’s market analysis.
An estimate is a starting point. Let’s talk about your home, your timing, and what a successful sale looks like for you. I’ll help you turn the numbers into a plan.
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