What is your home actually worth?

A property website can show you a number in one second. That number can be wrong by tens of thousands of dollars. This page shows why, and how I find the correct one.

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An online estimate is a formula, not a visit

Property websites price your home from public records and a formula. Nobody has seen the house. The largest of them reports a median error of about 7 percent on homes that are not for sale — and half of all homes are further off than that.

On a $600,000 house in Edison, that is $42,000 — in either direction.

What the formula cannot see:

  • Roof, boiler and window age
  • Kitchen and bathroom updates
  • What actually closed on your street

How I get to a real number

  1. I walk the house. After 35 years in construction, I look at the roof, the grading, the boiler and the electrical panel first.

  2. I compare it with the homes that sold in your town in the last months. Closed prices, not listings.

  3. I give you a range. I tell you how I got it, and what can move you to the top of it.

This is free. There is no obligation.
We can do it in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Arabic or Farsi.

A comparative market analysis is not an appraisal.

Tell me about your house

I will call you within one business day with a range and how I got there. Nothing is published, and nothing is automated.

Updated since you bought it