Home Values 
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How important is it to price your home right?
Monday, August 29th, 2011 at 11:48pm. 216 Views, 0 Comments.
Ofcourse sellers want to get the most money for their home. Common sense only tells to ask for more and see where it takes us....right?....WRONG!!! This is one of the biggest mistakes that could be made when it comes to selling a home.
The key to getting the most money for your home is accurately pricing it from the beginning. Statistics have shown that if you price your home even 10% above true market value, you will only reach 30% of the potential buyers for your home. If you price 15% below market value, you will reach atleast 90% of potential buyers but, they will think you are desperate to sell quickly and become more aggressive in negotiating on the price even lower then your asking for.
Ofcourse that leaves you with the belief, that you…
222 Bishop Street, Staten Island NY 10306
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 at 12:59pm. 135 Views, 0 Comments.
Property sale on 222 Bishop Street came courtesy of Valerie Bartolone if you need a home value for this property or a home value of your own property contact me direct.
In 1975, a new house was built in the Richmond Town neighborhood of Staten Island, NY 10306. This One-Family house, 222 Bishop St., sits on block 4315, lot 4. According to public records recorded by New York City, The homes estimated interior living space is estimated at 1,812 square feet and built on 2,850 square feet of land, the house was publicly recorded as sold on 01/17/2003 for $195,000.
Source: New York City Department of Finance home sale data. Property tax assessments in New York City are determined by estimated home values based on reported comparable neighborhood…
64 MC CULLY AVENUE, Staten Island NY 10306
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 at 12:53pm. 87 Views, 0 Comments.
Property sale on MC CULLY AVENUE came courtesy of Valerie Bartolone if you need a home value for this property or a home value of your own property contact me direct at (917) 733-5240.
In 1905, a new house was built in the Richmondtown neighborhood of Staten Island, NY 10306. This One-Family house, MC CULLY AVENUE, sits on block 2245, lot 35. According to public records recorded by New York City, The homes estimated interior living space is estimated at 1,536 square feet and built on 8,928 square feet of land, the house was publicly recorded as sold on 1/3/2003 for N/A.
Source: New York City Department of Finance home sale data. Property tax assessments in New York City are determined by estimated home values based on reported comparable…
How can I find the value of my home on Staten Island?
Thursday, April 21st, 2011 at 1:00pm. 88 Views, 0 Comments.
Understanding a CMA or Comparative Market Analysis vs. Relying solely on home sales data found online.
When many people look to find the value of their home on Staten Island, the first place they look for information usually begins online. It’s not awful or even bad to do, but it’s certainly far from a perfect science. The main reason is the highly subjective nature of what value is from a human perspective. After all, a computer cannot attain the specific and sometimes highly opinionated view that reflects the emotional aspects of a potential buyer.
Data alone, especially in today’s real estate market, has a greater margin of error than at probably any point in the last five years.
One of the reasons, the volume of comparative sales…
