Thinking about selling your home?
No one wants to sell their home for less than fair market value. In the same way, failing to sell a home because the price is higher than the market supports can be a costly mistake. These situations are really two sides of the same coin. It is very important to have an estimate of your home’s value that is provided by an experienced and reliable source.
What is a "Home Marketing Analysis?"
You may be asking yourself, “What is a Home Marketing Analysis?” A Home Marketing Analysis, also known as a “Comparative Market Analysis” or CMA, is a real estate agent’s evaluation, based on local listing and sales data, to determine the probable sale price of a property in the current market.
Benefits of a Home Marketing Analysis
Sellers can use a CMA to help determine a list price. Buyers can use a CMA to help them decide what to offer on a listing they want to buy. The accuracy of the analysis will depend in part on the quality of the data and the skill of the real estate agent who prepares it. The listings used for comparison should ideally be located in the immediate neighborhood, and they should be as similar as possible to the subject property.
What's in it?
To get a complete picture of your local real estate market, the CMA should include information about currently available comparable listings, pending sales, sales that occurred within the lat 6 months, as well as information about listings that did not sell during the listing period. These are called expired listings.
Providing a FREE Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) is a valuable service to both buyers and sellers. Remember, this service is FREE.
How do I get one?
To request your free Comparative Market Analysis complete the form below as completely as possible and submit it for our review. If you included your email address, you will receive instant notification via email that your request has been received and you will be able to review your submitted information for accuracy. If you notice any errors in your information or have any additional questions, please feel free to contact us!
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Sep 5, 2008