If you’re thinking of selling your property, chances are you’ve already encountered an online valuation tool. This is a great way to get a rough idea of what your property is worth. If you’re looking for an accurate valuation, your best option would be to contact your local real estate agent.
Property valuation 2.0
Now, for property valuation 2.0. The major factors that influence the value of your property may seem obvious, and that’s because it is!
Size, location, and the local market prices are the top three predictors of value. The condition of the house is considered next. If the house has recently been decorated or if there are extensions or changes made to the property, this will influence the value. The quality of the work done is also directly linked to the interest people will show in your property.
All the above considered as well as the local property market trends, will give you a fairly good idea of what your property is worth. Online valuations will draw on this type of data to give you an estimated valuation. But online valuations will inevitably miss those tiny details that can only be picked up in an in-person valuation.
Online valuation vs in-person valuation
Your local agent might also want to get some personal insights into your experience living in the property. There might be selling points beyond the physical aspects of the property. Your agent might identify some easy improvements that can be made to the property to increase its value.
We believe there is equal value in both online and in-person valuations and would recommend trying both. Try our online valuation tool today or give us a call to book your in-person valuation. Either way, we’re excited to take on your sales journey with you.
