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Home valuation

A valuation, not an estimate.

Comps, a walkthrough, and a range you can list against — next business day.

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The position

There's no instant estimate on this page. An automated number has never been inside the house. It works from public records and market averages, which means every improvement made while you lived there — the kitchen, the roof, the floors — is invisible to it. A range built from comps and a walkthrough starts where the algorithm stops.

The algorithm

  • Tax-roll square footage
  • Recorded sales within a radius
  • Lot lines and year built

The walk-through

  • The renovation the tax roll never saw
  • Condition — what’s been maintained and what hasn’t
  • Light, ceilings, sight lines — what a camera finds

How the number gets made

  1. The comps

    Pull the comparable sales — location first, then condition, features, and amenities.

  2. The walkthrough

    Walk the house in person. No valuation gets finished from a desk.

  3. The range

    Solve for a range, not a number. A single price is a guess wearing a decimal point.

  4. The report

    Deliver it all: every comp used, a cover letter, and the suggested listing range.

Next business day.

What you get

You get the full CMA — the comps, the cover letter, and the range — the next business day. Photography isn't part of the valuation; that starts when the house goes on the market.

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The difference

Filmed. Listed. Sold.

The whole process →

  1. Buyers decide on a screen.

    The showing is not the first showing.

  2. Video is the thing everyone says matters and almost nobody does properly.

    In NAR's 2025 Profile of Home Staging, 48% of buyers' agents said including video in a listing was highly important to their clients — and 47% of sellers' agents rated video in their listings as more important to theirs.

  3. Better media doesn't just look better. It gets shared.

    Zillow's own data found that listings with an interactive floor plan received on average 60% more views, 79% more saves, and 72% more shares than listings without one.

Contact

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