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    What's Your Property Worth?

    What is your home worth?
    The home evaluation process is a crucial step for homeowners looking to understand the current market value of their property. This thorough approach ensures that homeowners receive a fair and realistic estimate of their home's worth, empowering them to make informed decisions whether they are planning to sell, refinance, or simply want to know their home's value.

    Once the evaluation is complete, homeowners receive a detailed report outlining the findings and the estimated market value. This report not only highlights the strengths of the property but also identifies areas that may benefit from improvement to enhance value. Understanding this information allows homeowners to strategically plan any necessary updates or repairs, positioning their home competitively in the market. Ultimately, the home evaluation process offers peace of mind and clarity, equipping homeowners with the knowledge needed to navigate the real estate landscape confidently.

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    What is a home evaluation?

    It begins with a comprehensive assessment of the home's condition, location, and features, including size, layout, and any recent renovations or upgrades. A professional evaluator will also consider comparable properties in the area, analyzing recent sales data to provide an accurate market comparison.

    How accurate is a home evaluation?

    A home evaluation is generally quite accurate as it is conducted by a professional who considers various factors such as the property's condition, location, features, and recent sales of comparable homes in the area. However, it's important to note that the accuracy can be influenced by the evaluator's expertise and the availability of up-to-date market data. While a home evaluation provides a well-informed estimate of a property's market value, it may not account for sudden market changes or unique property features that aren't easily comparable.

    How accurate is a Zestimate?

    A Zestimate is an automated estimate of a home's market value provided by Zillow. While it offers a general idea based on factors like location and recent sales, its accuracy can vary. The Zestimate relies on algorithms that consider factors like location, size, and recent sales of comparable properties, but it may not account for unique features, recent renovations, or local market nuances. For the most accurate valuation, call me for your free home evaluation!

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    How Is a Valuation Performed?

    Two Accurate Ways to Perform Home Valuations

    • MARKET ANALYSIS

      Comparative Market Analysis

      A Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) is a tool used by real estate agents to value a home. It evaluates similar homes that have recently sold in the same area. Agents find comparable sales and use them to conduct a sales comparison. In most cases, an agent will find three homes that have recently sold and are as similar to and located as close to the home being valued as possible. Each one is then analyzed to pinpoint differences between it and the home being valued. Once these differences are priced out, the price of each comp is adjusted to see what it would cost if it was identical to the home being valued were it to be sold in the current market.

    • APPRAISALS

      Based on a Professional’s Opinion

      An appraisal is an unbiased valuation of a home based on a professional’s opinion. They are usually what mortgage companies use for home purchases and refinances. A lender usually orders a home appraisal and the cost of the appraisal, sometimes up to $500, is paid by the homeowner. An appraiser does a complete visual inspection of the interior and exterior of the home as well as taking into consideration recent sales of similar properties and market trends. The appraiser then compiles a detailed report on the home, including an exterior building sketch, a street map showing the home and any comparable sales, photos of the home and street, an explanation of how the square footage was calculated, and any other relevant information.

    Why Is a Valuation Important?

    Situations When a Home Valuation May Be Necessary

    • REFINANCING

      Lenders base the amount of their loans on the value of your property and usually allow you to borrow a maximum of 75% to 96.5% against your property. Knowing what your home is worth allows lenders to calculate your equity in the home. The more equity you have, the better terms you will receive on your refinance.

    • HOME IMPROVEMENTS

      If you’re doing home improvement projects to increase the resale value, you want to make sure you’re not pricing it out of the market. If your home is already priced on the high-end for your neighborhood, making too many improvements could make it more difficult to sell. When you get a valuation, you can see how your home compares with others in the neighborhood and let this guide your home improvement decisions.

    • QUALIFYING FOR CREDIT

      If you want to borrow cash against your home, getting a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) could be a good option. To qualify, you must have a certain level of equity in your home. Most lenders require at least 20%. Getting a home valuation will help you determine if you qualify and will be used by the lender to make a decision on your loan.

    • PLANNING

      Though it’s not a necessity, simply knowing the value of your home is good information to have. It will help you plan for the future and deal with unforeseen circumstances when you might be in a position that requires extra money or a quick relocation. Knowing how much equity you have in your home and how much you may be able to borrow against it or sell it for will help you respond to any financial curveballs that life throws at you.

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