The first arduous step in selling a property is determining
the value of your property. This valuation or range affects the property price that
you put up in listing agreement. Depending on the real estate market in the
town or city you live in, you can expect to profit from the property either
more than the property value or slightly bit less. A broker can easily estimate
the price for you. Here are a few tips to determine the property price:
Browse Real Estate
Listings
Browse real estate listings for homes that are similar to
yours in size, age and construction. You can find these listings in newspapers,
community magazines, classified publications, trade magazines and national
multiple listing services online. Pay close attention to the listing prices and
obtain a close guesstimate of your property price.
Check with the Local
Tax Assessor
Tax assessors provide and maintain online databases of property
value assessments within a community. You can get these documents within the
country office.
Use Online Tools
A number of web-based applications help you determine what
the price of your home should be. These websites use tools where you simply input
the physical address of the home, the city, and the state in which you are
located. The system then searches thousands of public records and databases to
determine a quick estimate of your home's value. Remember that the figures
presented by the system are just an estimate and many factors affect the worth
of the property.
Hire an Appraiser
An appraiser can easily do the job for you. Simply hire an
appraiser to determine the actual value of a piece of property.
List with an Agent
Consider listing with an agent. You and the agent can
mutually set a listing price for your house. The agent will have some solid experience
for homes that were recently sold in your neighborhood. 
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