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The broker's market analysis (BMA) plays a vital role in the relocation home sale process. Generally speaking, it is the first step in getting a relocation listing, whether the property is owned by the transferee/ homeowner or is owned by a relocation management company (RMC) or corporate client.
Market analysis, according to The Appraisal of Real Estate, is a \u201csystematic\u201d six step process which consists of: \u2022 Productivity analysis, which is where the attributes of a property are examined to determine marketability in terms of specific services it provides and the specific needs in the market it satisfies.
The Broker Market Analysis (BMA) is a real estate agent tool, provided as part of a listing presentation, which establishes a competitive marketing strategy, including a recommended list price and most likely sales price based upon an analysis of the current marketplace for the subject property.
For a typical, non-renovated home, appraisers ask for 3 to 4 comps. These should be within a mile of the property and 20% of gross living space. With ARV appraisals, appraisers want to see 3 to 4 \u201cas-is\u201d comps and 3 to 4 comps for sold properties with a similar amount of completed renovation work.
The Rule Of Three The first step for an agent preparing a CMA is to find three homes that have sold recently (within the past 6 months at most, but preferably 3 months). These three homes should be as similar and located as closely together as possible.
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A higher fair market value is good for the seller as it means that they will get more money from sale. A lower value means the house might sell below what the seller was originally hoping for. An appraisal is a more comprehensive valuation. These two numbers can vary, but ideally they end up pretty similar.
The ERC Market Analysis Form and Strategy Report is used by real estate brokers for professional purposes. An agent should conduct an analysis and complete this form by request of the person who wants to sell a property. This form should be completed to provide Home-Marketing Assistance or a Homesale Buyout.
An appraisal reviews a home's worth and is conducted by a licensed professional, such as a real estate appraiser. Comparative market analysis, or CMA for short, is done by a real estate agent who may or may not be professionally trained for performing a valuation.
A Market Analysis is a process which is completed by a local, licensed, Real Estate Agent to determine market value on a real estate property (be it condo, single family, multi, commercial or land). It is similar to an appraisal but again done by a Real Estate Agent and not a licensed Appraiser.
The purpose of a CMA is to help take the guess-work out of what price a home will likely sell for. Additionally, a CMA can help eliminate bank appraisal problems once a buyer and seller agree to a price as the appraised value should be equal to or more than a real estate professionals suggested listing price.

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