Your Home Valuation
Find out what your home is worth in today's market!
Submit the below form to get a market assessment of your home, but first, look at the Ten Main Factors That Influence The Value Of Your Home:
1. Interest rates: The lower the interest rates, the more buyers can afford to pay.
2. Supply and demand: Are ’for sale’ signs springing up all around the neighborhood? If there are a number of homes similar to yours on the market, consider them your competition. What can you do to set your home apart and make it desirable for a majority of potential buyers? On the other hand, a small number for sale can result in competing bids that send prices up.
3. Economy: Is the economy improving or sliding? This will affect buyers’ confidence in their ability to manage debt.
4. Location: Are you in a desirable neighborhood, with key services such as schools, doctors, and shopping nearby? Are there factors that make your neighborhood less desirable, such as environmental issues or traffic problems?
5. Condition: Have you updated features and kept up with repairs? Is the house clean? Does your house make a good first impression? (This is called "curb appeal.") How much can you reasonably do to fix it up for sale?
6. Timing: Do you need to sell quickly or can you choose your time?
7. Size: Will your home appeal to a growing family or to those who are downsizing?
8. Amenities: Does it include features that are popular, such as low-maintenance landscaping or granite counter tops?
9. Terms: How flexible are you with respect to the sale? What’s excluded? If you are downsizing and have substantial equity, have you considered offering financing? Carrying financing can make your home very appealing and help you sell for the maximum price.
10. Attitude: How committed are you to selling now?
Using my wealth of resources I can provide you with an accurate, in-depth analysis, which will give you a realistic idea of a selling price for your home.
This is a free, no-obligation service and your information always remains private. The more details you can provide, the more accurate your report will be.
