What is your home worth? 

Why You Need Market Analysis ?

 It is always a good idea to know the value of your home. Some of the most common reasons people are interested in an updated home evaluation are:

* Insurance purposes

* If you are contemplating refinancing

* If you are contemplating making a move
 

If you are thinking of selling, buying or just want to know the value of your property or your property of interest in today's market, this report is for you!

There's no obligation.

Know what your house is worth & know what to offer for your next home. You will be amazed
 

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What is Comparable Market Analysis?

Appraisers and Realtors commonly apply this method for residential properties to arrive at VALUE.  CMA presentation contains information that will enable us to compare your home and others like it in the market place. This comparison will help us decide the fair market value for your home in the current market.

Once we have decided on a price and tested it, changing market conditions may require adjustments to the price to remain competitive.

This comparison uses the most current and reliable information from the multiple listing service “MLS” real estate firms and title companies in this community. the homes included in this analysis are a sampling of properties in the area that are currently for sale or that have recently sold. They provide us a base line from witch to begin our comparison. Other factors considered in the comparison are square footage, location, amenities, the physical condition of your property, and the effects of any existing financing on your home.

At times, the term “fair market value” causes confusion. The definition has three basic parts

1. Particular house

2.current condition

3.time frame “30 to 90 days”

Put simply fair market value, is the price at witch a home will sell within reasonable amount of time.

Remember this is estimation and the price could vary up or down depending on the motivation of the buyer, seller and any fluctuations in the market.