What's your house worth?
A range in seconds from public records and recent sales, then a real number in writing from the agent who works your street.
Pick an address and the three closest recent sales appear here.
What's your house worth?
Start typing your street address. You'll see an estimated range from public records and the three closest sales, then you can ask the agent who works your street for a full market analysis.
We don't have records for that address in this demo. Pick one from the list, or ask for a market analysis and an agent will price it by hand.
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Estimated range. This is an estimate from public records and nearby sales, not an appraisal. Only a licensed appraiser can appraise your home.
The three sales behind it
What happens after you ask
Most sellers talk to one agent and list with them. We'd like to be that agent, so we answer fast and keep it in writing.
- Within a minute
- Your estimate by email, with the three sales behind it.
- Within 10 minutes
- A call or text from the agent who works your street, with two or three more sales they'd add.
- Within a day
- Your written market analysis and what's selling in your ZIP this month.
- Every month after
- A short home value update until you're ready, or until you tell us to stop.
How we'd market it
Thursday after we list
Photographs, a measured floor plan, a twilight exterior and a 3D tour, by a photographer who shoots only real estate.
Before it's live
A staging visit with a written list, room by room, of what to move, store or fix. Most of it costs nothing.
The first weekend
Two open houses, Saturday and Sunday, and every agent who has a buyer in your neighborhood gets a call from us.
Every Monday
A showing report: how many saw it, what they said, and what the agents told us off the record.
If the market tells us
A price talk at day 14 with the numbers on paper, never a surprise reduction.
What you'd take home
Move the numbers to match your house. North Carolina's excise tax and a typical attorney fee are built in. An illustration, not a settlement statement.
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Excise tax is $1 per $500 of the price. Attorney fee assumed at $850, property tax proration at 0.3% of the price. Your closing attorney prepares the real figures.
Seller questions
Is the estimate an appraisal?
No. It's an estimate built from public records and nearby sales. An appraisal is done by a licensed appraiser, usually hired by the buyer's lender after you accept an offer.
What does the market analysis cost?
Nothing, and it doesn't commit you to anything. You get it in writing and you can take it to any agent.
Do I have to pay the buyer's agent?
No. Since August 2024 it's your choice, made offer by offer. Many sellers offer something because it widens the pool of buyers; we'll show you what recent sales in your neighborhood did.
What is the due diligence fee?
In North Carolina the buyer pays you a fee when you sign the contract, in exchange for a period to inspect and get financing. It's yours to keep if they walk away, and it's credited to them at closing if they buy.
Can I sell before I buy my next house?
Yes. We can ask for a rent-back after closing, or write your next offer with a contingency on this sale. We'll go through both at the walk-through.