Sellers · SE Wisconsin
Not an instant computer number. You send the address. I pull current comps and call you back.
If I cannot give a responsible range without walking the house, I will say that and we set a time.
Read the stuck-listing plan if the sign has already been up.
Straight answers
No. A comparative market analysis (CMA) is my read on likely price, built from current actives and recent closed sales near you. An appraisal is done by a licensed appraiser, usually for the buyer's lender after you are under contract. A CMA helps you set a price; it doesn't replace an appraisal.
Online estimates are a starting point, not a list price. They can't see your updates, condition, layout or the street you are on. I compare your house with real nearby sales and tell you the assumptions, so you know why the range is what it is.
Not necessarily. Your municipality sets the assessed value for property tax purposes, and it can lag behind or run ahead of the market. Buyers pay what the market supports, so we price from comparable sales, not the tax bill.
No. Asking for a CMA doesn't commit you to anything. You only have a listing agreement if you sign one. Plenty of people ask just to get a reality check before deciding.
General information, not legal, tax or lending advice. Your lender, attorney and the contract have the final word. Questions? Call or text 262.205.2463.