Think your agent’s Comparative Market Analysis is set in stone? Think again. After years of reviewing transaction files, I’ve seen plenty of "guesstimates" passed off as professional valuations
Your agent hands you a CMA and calls it a home valuation, but it’s really just a starting point. A reliable report pulls comps from the last 90-180 days, but too many agents cherry-pick the highest sales to inflate your expectations
Ever wonder why your agent's CMA feels off? I’ve spent years auditing these reports. If they aren't using comps from the last 90-180 days, you’re looking at stale data. Learn how to spot lazy math and set a realistic price that reflects today's market.
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Ever wonder how agents actually price a home? It’s usually through a Comparative Market Analysis, but not all reports are created equal
Most sellers rely on their agent’s Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) to set a list price, but not all reports are created equal. Having spent nine years reviewing thousands of these files, I’ve learned that a lazy CMA is a major red flag
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