What’s Your Home Really Worth?
Licensed local experts are here to give you an accurate, completely free home value estimate, backed by detailed market insights for your neighborhood.
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Know Your Numbers. Plan Your Next Move.
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, how much you may be able to borrow against it, and what you could sell it for.
- See how much equity you’ve built
- Understand what your home could sell for today
- Estimate how much you may be able to borrow
- Plan upgrades, refinancing, or a move with confidence
A licensed professional’s valuation goes beyond a generic automated estimate. For the most precise number, ask about a customized Comparative Market Analysis or an appraisal.
Home equity estimator
*Illustration based on borrowing up to 80% of your home’s value, a common limit for home equity loans and cash-out refinances. Actual limits depend on your lender, credit, and income.
Not sure of your value? Get it freeWhat Goes Into Your Home’s Value
What is a home valuation?
A home valuation determines the current market value of a residential property. It is crucial for real estate transactions and helps prevent excessive borrowing and financial losses.
When you get a mortgage, the home acts as collateral. If a borrower defaults, the lender may sell the property to recover funds, so a thorough valuation protects the lender’s ability to recover costs if the mortgage is not fully repaid.
How is my home’s value calculated?
Your home’s value is calculated using a combination of factors, including its location, age, size, condition, improvements or renovations, and recent sale prices of comparable homes in the neighborhood.
It also reflects current market trends and local conditions. Values are dynamic and can be influenced by inventory trends, interest rates, and buyer sentiment.
Online estimate vs. in-person
Online home valuations are a good starting point and offer a general estimate of your property’s worth. However, they may not capture recent renovations, unique features, historical value, architectural significance, or the market perception that can affect your home’s actual value.
For the most accurate assessment, consider a licensed professional’s Comparative Market Analysis or an in-person appraisal.
6 Factors That Shape Your Home’s Price
Understanding what affects your property’s value helps you make informed decisions, whether you’re buying, selling, or refinancing.
Location
Proximity to top-rated schools, transit, parks, and amenities is one of the biggest drivers of home value.
Size & Layout
Square footage, bedrooms, bathrooms, and lot size directly influence market value. Larger homes with functional layouts command premium prices.
Upgrades & Renovations
Kitchen and bathroom upgrades, new flooring, and finished basements can significantly increase value. Your professional accounts for renovation quality.
Comparable Sales
What similar nearby homes recently sold for is the most reliable indicator of your current market value.
Market Conditions
Interest rates, housing supply, and buyer demand shift home values month to month. Your valuation reflects current local market data.
Condition & Systems
Roof age, HVAC, windows, and maintenance history matter. Buyers and appraisers weigh the cost of upcoming repairs and replacements.
Comparative Market Analysis vs. Appraisal
Both are trusted ways to value a home. The right one depends on why you need the number.
Comparative Market Analysis (CMA)
A Comparative Market Analysis is the tool real estate agents use to value a home. It evaluates similar homes that recently sold in the same area.
An agent typically selects about three recent sales that are as similar and as close to your home as possible, analyzes how each one differs, and adjusts their prices to estimate what they would sell for if they were identical to your home in today’s market.
- Prepared byA licensed real estate professional
- Typical costUsually free from an agent
- Best forPricing a home to sell, planning a move
Professional Appraisal
An appraisal is an unbiased valuation of a home based on a licensed appraiser’s professional opinion. It is usually what mortgage lenders use for home purchases and refinances.
The appraiser completes a visual inspection of the interior and exterior, considers recent comparable sales and market trends, and compiles a detailed report, often including a building sketch, a map of comparable sales, photos, and how the square footage was calculated.
- Prepared byA licensed or certified appraiser
- Typical costOften a few hundred dollars, usually ordered by the lender and paid by the homeowner or buyer
- Best forMortgages, refinances, legal and tax needs
Situations When a Home Valuation May Be Necessary
Choose your situation and we’ll start your request with it selected.
Pre-Listing Valuation
How much should I list my home for?
Completed before listing a home for sale, a pre-listing valuation (often a CMA) provides a professional, unbiased opinion of value to help set a market-based list price. It can also support your position when offers come in below market value.
Request this valuationFor Sale by Owner Valuation
How much can I sell my house for?
Selling on your own? A FSBO valuation from a licensed real estate professional helps you set a market-based list price and gives you evidence to support your price when counteroffers come in low.
Request this valuationCash Sale Valuation
How much should I pay for this house?
Cash sales don’t involve a lender, but it’s common for buyers to confirm the purchase price is fair. A licensed professional can provide a valuation of a home for sale even when no lender is involved.
Request this valuationEstate Valuation
Date of death, tax basis, or trust
Settling an estate usually requires a property valuation to establish fair market value. For tax purposes, the IRS may require a qualified retrospective valuation as of the date of death, which must be performed by a qualified appraiser.
Request this valuationDivorce Valuation
Need help separating real estate assets?
Dividing marital assets is one of the top priorities in a divorce. Whether you sell the marital home or keep any real property, you’ll need to establish its value. A home valuation for divorce gives both parties a clear starting point.
Request this valuationGeneral Purpose Valuation
Not sure what the purpose is?
Request a general purpose valuation if you’re not sure which type is right for you, or if your intended use is different from the ones listed here.
Request this valuationHome Valuation Questions
Have a question we didn’t cover? Our team is happy to help.
Schedule a CallYes. Requesting a home valuation is completely free, and there’s no obligation to buy, sell, or list your home.
Your request is shared with a participating licensed real estate professional in your area, who reviews your home details and local market data and reaches out with your valuation and market insights.
Automated online estimates are a helpful starting point, but they often miss recent renovations, unique features, and local market nuances. A licensed professional can factor those in for a more personalized valuation.
No. A valuation from a real estate professional is typically a Comparative Market Analysis, an opinion of market value based on recent comparable sales. A formal appraisal is completed by a licensed or certified appraiser and is usually required by lenders and for certain legal or tax purposes.
Not at all. Many homeowners request a valuation simply to track their equity, plan upgrades, or explore refinancing. If you do decide to sell, your professional can walk you through your options.
Just your property address and ZIP code, basic details like bedrooms, bathrooms, and square footage, and any recent upgrades. The more you share, the more accurate your valuation can be.
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Valuations provided through Reprosify are opinions of market value prepared by licensed real estate professionals for informational purposes. They are not formal appraisals and should not be used in place of an appraisal where one is required.