What's your home worth?

A home is worth what a buyer will pay in today's market, and the best way to estimate that is a comparative market analysis (CMA) using recent sales of similar homes nearby, adjusted for condition, size, and features. Online estimates can be a starting point, but they can't see your upgrades or condition. When I sit down with a seller, I explain how the CMA works and what each adjustment does to the comparable properties, so it's clear where your home fits. Then I walk you through the three closest matches and describe how each one affects pricing from a buyer's perspective, whether positive or negative. A price set above the market can slow a sale, and I can't promise any specific price.