Valuing your property can be one of the hardest components of selling your own home. Price it too high and there won’t be any interest, price it too low and you could miss out on the extra cash!
So, how do you go about pricing your property? Do you research similar properties in your area? Do you get a real estate agent in to give you an estimate? Do you see what homes are going for on sites like smartvendor? Do you use one of the online guides like Australian Property Monitors?
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October 31, 2007 at 9:45 am |
I spent a bit of time on domain and realestate.com.au looking at prices round my area, and went to a couple of auctions, but there seems to be a massive variation in some of the prices. I’m thinking i might get a real estate agent round to value it but I’m don’t want to deal with their hard sell to get me on to their books.!
November 13, 2007 at 10:17 am |
It’s a myth that real estate agents will value your property.
Real estate agents claim that they can’t be held to the value they give your property, as it is an estimate.
A qualified professional valuer is legally accountable for the price they quote you. Use a professional to value your property not a real estate agent.
Check out http://www.nationalpropertyvaluers.com.au/