Your Guide to Informed Decisions
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Not Your Typical Home Valuation
Our valuation process goes far beyond automated reports. We carefully identify comparable homes and take on the mindset of a buyer, considering all the variables that a quick calculation might overlook. With hours of expert research and attention to detail, we provide a personalized and accurate valuation, giving you a true reflection of your property's value.
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3 Ways to Price your Home Accurately
High-End Pricing Strategy
Price at the top of the market when your home is in a prime location or has highly desirable features. In a seller's market, this strategy positions you to maximize value while attracting buyers eager for what your property offers.
Mid-Range Pricing
Pricing in the middle of the accurate range is a smart move when your home closely matches others in the area, like patio homes or townhouses. It strikes the perfect balance, offering a competitive price while ensuring you stand out in a market of similar properties.
Low-End Pricing Tactic
In a slow market or when selling a unique home, pricing at the lower end of the accurate range can attract more views, showings, and offers. This strategy often leads to multiple offers, frequently at or above the list price. The goal is to get more eyes on your home, more foot traffic, and more offers, allowing you to choose the best deal from the most qualified buyer.
Appraisal FAQs
an appraisal is not a comparative market analysis. a comparative market analysis is usually done by a realtor. and Appraisal is performed by a licensed appraiser.
Not always. Appraisals can be more accurate if the CMA isn’t thorough or done by an experienced real estate professional. The accuracy of either method depends on the quality of the data and the expertise of the person analyzing it.
Proper pricing is only as accurate as the data used and the skills of the person interpreting it. The more relevant data points a knowledgeable professional uses, the more precise the pricing will be.
Appraisals are typically done after a home is under contract. It’s common for appraised values to align closely with contract prices, which might be influenced by seeing the contract value. If appraisers didn’t know the price, appraisals could vary significantly.
Not usually. While appraisals can provide a second opinion, especially for unique properties, a well-conducted CMA is often just as, if not more, accurate than most appraisals.
Appraisers rely on past sales, sometimes going back over a year or using homes far from the subject. They also adjust values based on rigid guidelines, which can miss certain intangibles that an experienced real estate agent would consider when pricing a home.
