How can I get comps for my house

Hey James!Websites like Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com offer tools for homeowners to search for recent sales in their area. You can enter your address and filter the results to find properties similar to yours in terms of size, location, and features. These platforms typically provide information on recent sale prices, allowing you to gather comps easily. In addition, I would look for an experienced agent in your neighborhood. They can provide valuable insight into recent sales and help you identify comparable properties. Many agents offer free comparative market analyses (CMAs) to homeowners, where they assess your property's value based on comps and market conditions. I Would be more than happy to assist at any time. My number is 832-696-8100.

Thank you for bringing up this great question, James. Getting comps, or comparative market analyses, for your house is a crucial step in understanding its market value, especially if you're considering selling or refinancing. Most answers here are assuming you are looking to sell and not really helping you understand your options. Here are the steps to getting accurate comps for your property for all the options available to you for your needs:1. Online Real Estate Platforms: Start by checking online real estate websites that list properties for sale in your area. Many of these platforms have tools that allow you to see recent sales prices of nearby homes. However, while this can give you a general idea, it's important to remember that these figures might not capture the unique features of your home or the specifics of each transaction.2. Visit Your Local Appraisal District: For a more detailed look at your local housing market, you can visit your county's appraisal district website. Most counties provide an online database where you can search for property values and see recent sales data. This can be particularly useful for understanding how your local government values properties and for getting a sense of the broader market trends in your area.3. Hire a Professional Real Estate Agent: For the most accurate and personalized comps, consider hiring a professional real estate agent. As an experienced real estate broker specializing in the Texas, Houston, and surrounding areas, I have access to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), a database with detailed information on recent sales, current listings, and historical data that is not publicly accessible. By analyzing this data, I can provide you with a comprehensive comparative market analysis (CMA) that considers factors unique to your home, such as its condition, location, upgrades, and how it compares to similar properties in your area.4. Consider a Professional Appraisal: If you need comps for a refinance or a home equity line of credit (HELOC), you might also consider hiring a professional appraiser. An appraiser will provide an in-depth analysis of your home's value, taking into account the current market trends, recent sales, and the specifics of your property. This can be particularly useful in lending situations.Understanding the value of your home and how it compares to others in your area is key to making informed decisions about your property. If you're interested in getting comps for your house or have any more questions about home values and recent sales in the Texas, Houston, and surrounding areas, don't hesitate to reach out to me, Nick Chambers. I'm here to provide you with expert guidance and support throughout your real estate journey. Contact me at 713-364-6694 or visit my profile at har.com/nicholas-chambers for personalized assistance. Let's work together to achieve your real estate goals.

Mr. Goines, as already stated, a real estate agent can assist with getting comps for you. If by any chance you still need assistance my team can help. You can reach us at Neema@lekanarealty.com.

James! Apparently you jump on a real estate forum and ask! Havent seen this many answers in a while! Be sure to use an experienced agent with a solid reputation who still actively does plenty of business and is familiar with your area. Feel free to reach out anytime! codysellsproperty@gmail.com 346-412-6603.

Great, are you looking to move" Where to? A change of venues is always a great thing, I would love the opportunity to guide you through the process. One talk, call me, let's see if we connect.

You must be a HAR member for this or as many have already advised here, simply contact a real estate agent of your choice, without any obligation on your part.

A licensed realtor Is the best resource to get comps for you. A real estate agent can provide you a comparative market analysis (CMA). I would be happy to help you shemmatian@kw.com

If you need a realtor I would be glad to help you

a qualified Real estate agent is the best resource to get comps for you

Hi James!As many have stated, the best way to obtain comps for your house is to reach out to a realtor with expertise in your market area.Your realtor will be able to best advise based on the reason for the comps (tax protest, thinking about listing your house). Feel free to reach out with any specific questions!Darby GrimmettBroker Associate COMPASS RE TEXAS, LLC936.827.9217darby@darbygrimmett.com

You can contact any experienced Realtor for getting the comps.

Good question! Several of my clients have been reaching out to me in regards to property tax, and I've even been present with them during the property tax hearing. You can reach out to a Realtor that is knowledgable about your area and they should be able to assist you.

Happy to pull Comparables and do a home value estimation for you for free sir. joe@joeapplewhite.com

Good day James, we all have been receiving several requests for CMA's for protesting of property taxes (along with filing our own). My first step is to recommend that you reach out to the Realtor that sold you the home. Your realtor would love to hear from you and provide that information. If your realtor is no longer in the business, do reach out to a realtor in your area for the most accurate information for you and your family. Having someone that knows your area is key to obtaining information to submit within a protest. I wish you success should the request be for the protesting of your property taxes. We all are hoping for a win in this area of homeownership!

Hi James, By now you already have received many answers and options. Here's one more.To obtain comps (comparable sales) for your house, you can follow these steps:Research online: Start by using popular real estate websites or platforms that provide recent sales data for properties in your area. Websites like Zillow, Redfin, or Realtor.com often have a section where you can search for recently sold properties. Enter your address or neighborhood information to find comparable sales in your vicinity.Consult a real estate agent: Reach out to a local real estate agent who has access to multiple listing services (MLS) in your area. Agents can provide you with a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), which includes recent sales data for similar properties in your neighborhood. They will consider factors like size, location, condition, and other relevant features to determine an estimated value for your home.https://web.har.com/idx/homevalue/?siteType=aws&cid=662982Attend open houses: Take advantage of any open houses in your area, especially those for properties similar to yours. This will allow you to see firsthand what other homes are like and gather information on their asking prices and features. Remember to take notes or pictures to reference later.Network with neighbors: Talk to neighbors who have recently sold their homes or are familiar with the local real estate market. They can provide valuable insights into the selling prices of similar properties in the area.Hire a professional appraiser: If you're looking for a more precise valuation of your home, consider hiring a professional appraiser. Appraisers are licensed experts who assess the value of properties based on various factors, including recent sales data, condition, location, and market trends. They will provide you with a detailed appraisal report outlining the estimated value of your home.Remember, comps provide a snapshot of recent sales in your area and help you gauge the approximate value of your property. However, keep in mind that market conditions can change, and other factors may influence the final selling price of your home.

Hey James. Good morning to you.If you're still in need of information you can find more about how a home's price is calculated before it's presented to the market on my site here, https://www.myrealtorfelix.com/realty-chronicles/pricing-your-home- Felix

Hi James,Home values can very and are based on age, condition, upgrades and what current value in your neighborhood.As an agent I would look at homes sold in the last 90 days. So many factors can effect the value and an experienced agent would be happy to help you find that value. As a realtor I have access to many sites that can determine the value.Regards, Shirley Stewart

To get comps (comparable sales) for your house, you can follow these steps:1.Research online: Look for real estate websites or platforms that provide recent sales data in your area. Websites like Zillow, Redfin, or Realtor.com often have tools to search for sold properties and their sale prices.2.Consult with a real estate agent: Reach out to a local real estate agent who specializes in your neighborhood. They can provide you with comparative market analysis (CMA) reports that include information on recently sold properties similar to yours.3.Attend open houses: Visit open houses in your area to see properties similar to yours that are currently on the market. Take note of their listing prices and features, as this can give you an idea of how your home compares.4.Assess local property records: Research public records or visit your local county assessors office to access information on recently sold homes in your area. This data can give you a better understanding of market trends and the selling prices of comparable properties.Remember, while online tools and resources can provide estimates, consulting with a real estate professional will offer more accurate and comprehensive insights into the value of your home based on current market conditions and specific details about your property.

James, realtors can do that for you. I would be happy BUT you may want to establish a relationship with an agent who works in your neighborhood. He or she may have additional insights that could help you with your situation.

Hi James,CAM ,can be provided by license realto, since the price of the houses are not public record. I like to ask you, what is the purpose of the CMA? Is it to sale, buy, or protest your taxes? Either me or one of my agent be glad to assist you. Feel free to give me a call. 281-844-6151

James, a realtor/real estate agent will be able to assist you with this. It is a good idea when selecting a realtor to choose one who is a local area expert. Not all areas are the same when it comes to market value and conditions. Hire someone who works extensively in your area and knows the area like the back of your hand.

Hi James, contacting a license real estate agent can help you with running comps. If you need any assistance Im here to help 832-574-8680

James, ask a realtor you know to provide a report going back 180 days and another for 365 days. That gives you a good idea of any changes from a year ago to more recently.

Real estate sales are private record in Texas, but a licensed professional can obtain the data you need. I am a broker and would be happy to help you. Kenna@State28RealEstate.com or 713-585-5838

I will be glad to send comps on what has sold in your area in the past 6 months and review any updates you may have completed. Contact me at: 832-819-4771

Any realtor can help you run sold comparables once you provide subject property address. If you are a realtor and want to learn, there is a tutorial video on HAR Matrix

Any realtor can help you with that, Text me your address and I will send you the comps. 713-208-2100 or email me at Clissold@kw.com

I can assist you. Please email your address to me: Kye.sampson@nanproperties.com