There are several sites and services that can provide you with an automated valuation. But the only way to get a true valuation is to hire an appraisor or bring in a real estate professional. Someone needs to walk teh house. See the condition in person. Know if the floors are worn and stained or in perfect condition. See if the owner has truly upgraded everything or done more patch work like just painting the cabinet not replacing them… there is a lot that goes into a true valuation. Seeing what similar homes have actually sold for - not just are listed for is a great place to start.
Hi Geneva:
Our team is situated in Florida and would be a disadvantage to you to give you a random number with out knowing specifically where you are, the comparable market in your area, and the condition of the home. We do not treat customers in that way. I do have a great agent in Tifton that has sold over 78 properties just in that area. Send me your email and phone number along with the address to my assistant, Michelle at her email [email protected] and we can help get all your questions answered. 🙂
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