Pre-Listing Appraisal Services from Hometown Appraisals Inc.
Working with a real estate agent to list your home? More than likely,
you can expect them to give you a comparative market analysis (or a CMA) that includes a list of homes for sale in your local area. It's a good starting point when determining your home's listing price.
This is a really important (and very common) step if your intentions are to maximize profit and minimize your time on the market.
In our opinion, however, you should also get an appraisal from someone who's sole occupation is to analyze real estate - BEFORE putting your home on the market - even if you're working with an experienced real estate agent.
We're also experienced in assisting you with setting a realistic price to sell so your house will intrigue buyers, an efficient appraisal from Hometown Appraisals Inc. can:
Upgrades that improve your home's valueHometown Appraisals Inc. can help you answer the many important questions to ask yourself before listing your house. Should we paint the outside of the house before we sell it... Does the fence need replacing... Do I need to finish my closet remodel... Almost any project can influence value in some way. But not everything will have the same bang for the buck. A kitchen remodel might improve your home's appeal, but it may not justify the costs you'd pay.We'll help you make some of these important decisions. An appraiser has no vested interest in what amount the house sells for, unlike an agent. Your fee to us is based on efforts to complete your report, and not a percentage of your home's sale price. So please consider ordering an appraisal from Hometown Appraisals Inc.. When it comes to investing in your home and deciding on a fair sale price, we'll help you make the best decisions. |
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Working with a real estate agent to list your home? More than likely,
you can expect them to give you a comparative market analysis (or a CMA) that includes a list of homes for sale in your local area. It's a good starting point when determining your home's listing price.
This is a really important (and very common) step if your intentions are to maximize profit and minimize your time on the market.


