How Much is my House Worth?
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Powered by the same models and data used by leading financial institutions, the tool will estimate your property value and provide public record details, sales history, recent sales, market trends, and more. Once the report is run, you’ll have the option to download it or send it via email.
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What is Stewart Valuation Intelligence’s Home Value Estimator?
The Home Value Estimator is a simplified Automated Valuation Model (AVM). The AVM estimate of market value is computer-generated by the application of various mathematical formulas and proprietary techniques to available public records, local markets, and other data.
If you are a lender, servicer, or capital markets investor needing detailed estimates of value, please contact your Stewart Valuation Intelligence representative. If you are a consumer who desires a detailed estimate of value based on the unique characteristics of your home, please contact an appraiser or Realtor/Broker in your local area.
Reading the Home Value Estimate report
The Home Value Estimator, like all AVMs, assumes that homes are in similar average condition. It cannot adjust values down for disrepair or up for superior materials. While this report is intended to be helpful and informative, it does have limitations. An appraisal is the best way to obtain the most accurate estimate of your home.
Here’s a quick rundown of what you’ll find in the report:
- Confidence score: Each report comes with a simplified confidence score, represented by a “star” range between one and five (please hover over the confidence score to learn more). The more similar the homes in a community (year built, size, lot size, etc.) the higher the confidence score.
- Property details: Your report will include (when available) a number of details, including the property type, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, living area square footage, land area, the year it was built and more. This information comes from public records, including the assessor’s office, deeds and the multiple listing service (MLS).
- Value history: This tracks the AVMs estimate of the value of the property over time.
- Sales history and Recent Sales: These numbers come from the MLS and public records, with recent sales including a list of nearby homes similar to yours that have sold within the last six months. Note: Alaska, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri (some counties), Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming are “non-disclosure states” – this information is not available and will not be populated.
- Local market snapshot: This section illustrates price appreciation in the local community and is calculated using recent sales (where available).
- Neighborhood data: The report provides details on the average single-family sales price, the average single-family sales price per square foot and the number of single-family properties sold in your neighborhood. All of the information is compiled from public record data.
Do you have questions about the report? Are you looking for an appraisal?
Get in touch with us today to speak to a member of our team. If you’re a lender in the market for a residential real estate appraisal or valuation provider, we’d be happy to talk to you about our valuation products and solutions.
SVI works with lenders. If you are a homeowner needing a value of your home, please contact an appraiser or Realtor/Broker in your local area.