Need a pre-listing appraisal? Contact William Bradford & Associates
Are you working with an agent to list your home? Quite often
they'll provide you with a comparative market analysis (or CMA) that displays a list of homes for sale in your area. It's a good starting point when deciding your home's listing price.
If you're going to maximize your profit and minimize the house's time on the market, this is a vital step.
In our opinion, however, you should also get an appraisal from someone who tracks real estate values for living - BEFORE putting your home on the market - even if you're working with an experienced real estate agent.
A skillful appraisal from William Bradford & Associates can help you decide on a realistic selling price so your house will draw in potential buyers, and we'll also:
Home improvements that add valueWilliam Bradford & Associates can help you answer the many important questions to ask yourself prior to listing your home. Should we paint the outside of the house before we sell it... Is now the time to add a deck... Should I finish my closet remodel... Virtually any project will affect value in some way. But each thing impacts marketability differently. Remodeling your kitchen might improve your home's appeal, but be sure to figure out your costs before diving in. It might not justify the time and costs involved.Need help making some of these important decisions? We're here for you. William Bradford & Associates appraisers have no vested interest in the amount the home sells for, unlike an agent. An appraisal fee from William Bradford & Associates is based on our efforts to complete the report, and are not a percentage of your home's sale price. When it comes to investing in your house and settling on a fair sales price, a professional appraisal from William Bradford & Associates will help you make the wisest decisions. |
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Are you working with an agent to list your home? Quite often
they'll provide you with a comparative market analysis (or CMA) that displays a list of homes for sale in your area. It's a good starting point when deciding your home's listing price.
If you're going to maximize your profit and minimize the house's time on the market, this is a vital step.


