Pre-Listing Appraisal Services from REVARI (Real Estate Valuation and Research Inc.)

Avoid having your home on the market too long or selling yourself short by getting an appraisal to demonstrate the right listing price.

Many people are surprised when they find out that the market value of their home is a lot more than they'd planned, so investing in a professional appraisal from us actually allowed these people to receive several thousand more dollars than they thought they would when their home was sold. There are also plenty of home sellers who think their home is worth much more than it really is, and an appraisal helped them to realistically price their home in order for it to sell. Overpriced homes will not attract serious buyers, which means no offers and no closing and that you have wasted valuable time, money, and efforts. Every month your house stays on the market is another month you have to pay its mortgage. All the while you're stuck paying the mortgage while your property is still sitting on the market.

Using a licensed appraiser is the top way to get a fair listing price for your home in today's adapting market.

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Are you working with an agent to sell your property? Then you can expect them to give you a comparative market analysis (or CMA) that includes competing houses for sale in your area. It's a good starting point when determining your home's listing price. For anyone looking to get most profit out of their house, which includes not having it for sale too long, this is a standard process.

Even if you've been working with the most experienced agent, it's in your best interest to also have a third-party's objective opinion of value before signing a Listing Agreement.

That's where REVARI (Real Estate Valuation and Research Inc.) comes in! We can perform a pre-listing appraisal so you and your agent both have an accurate description of your house's features and a detailed analysis of the most recent and similar comparable sales or "comps".

In addition to assisting you with setting a realistic selling price so your house will draw in potential buyers. A qualified appraisal from REVARI (Real Estate Valuation and Research Inc.) can:

  • Be an extremely valuable negotiating tool once you have a potential buyer
  • Wow potential buyers with written proof of your house's shape inside and out
  • Eliminate last-minute repair hassles
  • Reduce chances of unexpected problems that can cause sales to flop
  • Do away with waiting for the buyer's appraisal to have confidence the deal will close.

Home improvements that add value

There are so many important questions to ask yourself before listing your house There are many important questions to ask yourself prior to listing your home -- and REVARI (Real Estate Valuation and Research Inc.) can help with that. Ask yourself "Should we paint the entire house before we sell it?", "Should I put in that third bathroom?", "Should I complete my kitchen remodel?" Many things that we do to our houses have an effect on their value. But everything will affect it in a different way. Remodeling your kitchen might improve your home's appeal, but be sure to figure out expenses before diving in. It may not justify the time and costs involved.

Need help making some of these important decisions? We're here for you. REVARI (Real Estate Valuation and Research Inc.) appraisers have no vested interest in what amount your house sells for, unlike a real estate agent. Our fees are based on efforts to complete your report, and not a percentage of the sales price. An appraisal fee from REVARI (Real Estate Valuation and Research Inc.) is based on our efforts to finalize your report, and are not a percentage of the sales price. Our fees are not a percentage of your home's sale price — our fees are based on efforts to complete your report. So please consider ordering an appraisal from REVARI (Real Estate Valuation and Research Inc.). When it comes to investing in your home and deciding on a fair sale price, we'll help homeowners like you make the wisest decisions.

Avoid having your home on the market too long or selling yourself short by getting an appraisal to demonstrate the right listing price.