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Home valuations help you stay informed about your equity and make smarter decisions around borrowing, selling, or planning for the future. Our tool offers a more accurate assessment than major real estate portals, and for the most precise pricing, you can request a customized CMA or in-person appraisal.
A home valuation estimates a property's current market value and plays a key role in real estate and mortgage transactions. It helps lenders determine appropriate loan amounts and ensures the property provides sufficient collateral if the loan is not repaid.
A home's value is determined by factors such as its location, size, age, condition, upgrades, and recent sales of similar properties nearby. It also reflects current market conditions, including inventory levels, interest rates, and buyer demand.
Online home valuations offer a helpful estimate of your property's value but may not account for unique features, recent upgrades, or other factors that influence market appeal. For the most accurate assessment, an in-person appraisal is recommended.
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Two Accurate Ways to Perform Home Valuations
MARKET ANALYSIS
A Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) is a tool real estate agents use to estimate a home's value by comparing it to similar properties that have recently sold nearby. Agents analyze key differences between the homes and adjust each comparable sale accordingly to determine what the property could realistically sell for in today’s market.
APPRAISALS
An appraisal is an independent, professional assessment of a home’s value, typically required by lenders during a purchase or refinance. The appraiser evaluates the property’s condition, reviews comparable sales and market trends, and provides a detailed report that supports the home's estimated value.
Situations When a Home Valuation May Be Necessary
REFINANCING
Lenders use your home's value to determine how much you can borrow and to calculate your available equity. In general, the more equity you have, the more favorable the terms and options you may qualify for when refinancing.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
A home valuation can help you decide which improvements are worth making by showing how your property compares to others in the neighborhood. This insight can help you avoid over-improving and pricing your home beyond what the local market will support.
QUALIFYING FOR CREDIT
If you're considering a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC), a home valuation can help determine how much equity you have and whether you meet lender requirements. Most lenders require at least 20% equity, and the valuation plays a key role in the loan approval process.
PLANNING
Knowing your home's value gives you a clearer picture of your equity and financial options, helping you plan ahead with confidence. It can also provide flexibility if you need to access funds, sell quickly, or navigate unexpected life changes.