The valuation process typically involves a 'boots on the ground' approach. There are many cases where customers are interested in a professional valuation, none more important than when you are doing your presentation to get the listing.
Online valuations, as seen in the credibility report above, have their limitations. Computerized valuations may not accurately account for factors such as spectacular views, heavy traffic, pools, guest houses, or extensive remodeling, where a house has been completely renovated from the studs up; just to mention a few important items.
It is worth noting that some free computerized valuations can provide initial statistical insights which can be a helpful starting point. Naturally it is common for realtors, buyers, and sellers to reference these sources so it is important to be mindful of them. Keep in mind that while online valuations can offer a general idea, as a knowledgeable realtor you can provide a more comprehensive and accurate assessment tailored to the specific property and market conditions. We've found the following the best because they not only have current value but historical data as well.