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Todays technology and online resources allow homeowners and investors to run comps without the help of a real estate agent or the MLS. Factors to consider when choosing the best comps include the sale date, location of the comp, square footage, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and lot size and shape.
Here are several methods that you can use to help determine your homes value: Use online home valuation tools. Hire a professional appraiser. Consult an agent for a comparative market analysis. Pull comps on similar properties. Use automated valuation models (AVMs) Review property tax assessments.
Even if you dont have access to the MLS, you can use Zillow to run comps for free and find out how much your house is worth. With a bit of work, you should be able to get a far more accurate number than Zillows Zestimate or other automated valuations.
There are several additional resources for finding comps: Public property records: If you want to find the sale price of a specific comparable, the county usually keeps those records. Zillow: Search on Zillow using the Recently Sold filter. Zillow pricing tool: Try this pricing tool to find comps in your area.
But you can also find general comps yourself, for free, by looking online at recent sales in your neighborhood. Listing sites like Zillow or Realtor.com can be useful for this. Find the recently-sold homes most similar to yours and check prices to see how much they sold for.
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Compare Properties These should be analyzed to determine how they match up to the property being sold in terms of square footage, location, the number of bathrooms and bedrooms, the lot size, the age of the property, its layout, and its condition.
Here are five ways you can compare house prices in your area. Use an automated valuation model (AVM) AVMs use data about your home and about the surrounding market to estimate home value. Perform a comparative market analysis (CMA) Stay in the neighborhood. Keep track of trends. Hire a real estate agent.

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