So many websites give you a valuation for your home - Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, Trulia, etc. So, which one should you use to price your home? Are these sites worth visiting and learning from? Or should you never see them because they will only hurt you?
That is answered and are given a real-world example from the South Florida market. Five different values for one home that is on the market and let you know at the end of the video which one is most accurate, and what you should do to price your home most accurately. This is something that probably 99% of home sellers and real estate agents do a terrible job at. Enjoy the podcast!
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Amit Bhuta
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ALL IN Miami Group
Licensed Real Estate Agent
 
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SUMMARY
***A real estate agent critiques the accuracy of online home valuation sites like Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com, arguing that their estimates are often inaccurate in a hot market. He uses a recent sale as a case study, highlighting the significant discrepancy between online valuations and the final sale price. The agent emphasizes that buyers in competitive markets focus on property features and availability rather than past sales data, making online estimates unreliable for pricing. He advises sellers to consider the limited comparable properties available when pricing their home, rather than relying solely on online valuations. The agent concludes that the current market favors cash buyers and those willing to waive contingencies, influencing pricing strategies significantly.***

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