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How Much Is Your Home Worth?

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What's Your Property Worth?

Home valuations give you valuable knowledge that can help you plan for the future and make smart decisions. It's good practice to stay informed about how much equity you have in your home and how much you may be able to borrow against it or sell it for.

Our tool provides a more robust, accurate assessment than you'll get from the major real estate portals. For the most precise valuation, reach out to discuss a customized Comparative Market Analysis or an appraisal.

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How Is a Valuation Performed?

Two Accurate Ways to Perform Home Valuations

Comparative Market Analysis

A CMA evaluates similar homes that have recently sold in the same area, analyzing differences to determine what your home would sell for in the current market.

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Professional Appraisal

An unbiased valuation by a licensed appraiser, typically ordered by lenders. Includes a full inspection, recent comparable sales, and a detailed report.

Why Is a Valuation Important?

Situations When a Home Valuation May Be Necessary

Refinancing

Lenders base loan amounts on your property's value, typically allowing you to borrow 75%–96.5% against it. The more equity you have, the better terms you'll receive.

Home Improvements

Before investing in upgrades, a valuation shows how your home compares to others nearby — preventing over-improving beyond what the market will support.

Qualifying for Credit

A HELOC requires a minimum equity level, usually 20%. A home valuation determines if you qualify and gives lenders the data they need to approve your loan.

Planning

Knowing your home's value helps you plan for the future — whether that's an unexpected relocation, accessing equity, or simply staying informed about your largest asset.