My parents are from Michigan and likely because of the long winters their families were big card players. Today at family gatherings we often play Pictionary. But one of the most popular games homeowners play is how much is my home worth. Online home evaluations are just one more game, it’s like asking the Ouija board or the magic 8 ball how much your home is worth. When you really want to know your home’s value (what a buyer will pay) contact a real estate professional.
I just closed escrow on 3237 Sparr Blvd, Glendale, 91208. Zillow indicates this Montecito Park home to be worth $826,517. I listed the home for $869,000 and sold it for $881,000. My clients are delighted they didn’t rely on the Ouija board method of home evaluations and instead relied on my expertise.
So while online home evaluations can be fun, and are often within 10-20% of your home’s value, they are typically not accurate. When you want to learn your home’s value, how much it will sell for in today’s real estate market, contact a real estate professional.
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