Petaluma · Sonoma County · Marin
What your home is worth.
An online estimate has not seen your kitchen, your yard or your street. Luis visits before he gives you a number.
Three steps to a written range.
- 01
A visit
Luis walks the property with you and notes its condition, updates and setting.
- 02
The comparison
He compares your home with recent sales of similar homes nearby, adjusting for the differences.
- 03
A written range
You receive a price range in writing, with the sales behind it. It costs nothing, and you are under no obligation to list.
What moves the number.
Condition and updates
The kitchen, the baths, the roof and the systems. What has been done, and what a buyer would expect to do.
Location and setting
The street, the lot, the view and what is nearby. Two similar homes on different streets can sell for different prices.
Closed sales nearby
What similar homes have actually sold for, adjusted for the differences. Asking prices are not evidence. Closed sales are.
Questions about the estimate.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The visit and the written range are free, and you are under no obligation to list.
How is it different from an online estimate?
An online estimate works from records and averages. It has not seen the condition of your home or the street it sits on. Luis has.
What do I need to prepare?
Nothing in particular. Luis walks the property as it is. Records of permits or recent work help if you have them.
How long does it take?
The visit takes as long as the property needs. The written range follows once Luis has reviewed the comparable sales.
Let’s talk
Request a price range.
Tell Luis where the property is and when you are thinking of selling.