How Much Is My House Worth?

There are many online tools that will provide an instant online estimate of your home worth. Zillow and REALTOR.com, to name a few. The biggest problem with these tools is that New Mexico is a non-disclosure state and these estimates can be wildly off. Read more on my blog where I show three examples in detail:

How much is my home worth?

When you are ready to sell, contact me for a CMA based on actual home sales:
Comparative Market Analysis (CMA).

When you are ready to list, I will also prepare a  Listing Absorption Report.

Visiting open houses in your neighborhood will help you see how your home compares to the competition. Highlight the special features that make your home stand out.

You can search for open houses in Albuquerque to make finding homes easier.

Start looking at homes on the Internet. Searching the Albuquerque MLS will help you become familiar with the inventory of homes that will be your competition.

Get your home show-ready. I will be happy to tour your property to help you stage it for buyers when you request a home valuation.

For more help on real estate terms, feel free to consult the Real Estate Glossary.

Marketing Your Home

When it comes to marketing your home, I take an aggressive approach, using an arsenal of online tools. So much so, that I have devoted an entire page to it:  Marketing Your Home.

Inspections

There are many different types of inspections that home buyers may request when purchasing your home. It is important to consult with a real estate agent to determine how much each inspection will cost and if any should be done prior to listing the home. Here is just an example of some of the inspections available:

Closing Costs

Be aware of all the closing costs associated with your home sale. Doing so can help avoid unpleasant surprises and further costs down the line:

Commission
Appraisial Fee
Recording Fees
Inspections
Title Policy
Repairs
Taxes
Mortgage