What’s My Home Worth?

The number on a website is a starting point. It doesn’t know that your roof is new—or that the kitchen still needs work.

Start with homes buyers actually chose

We’ll look at recent comparable sales, what’s competing with your house, and the differences that matter: location, layout, condition, and usable space. An asking price tells us what a seller hopes to get. A closed sale tells us what a buyer paid.

Two houses on the same street can deserve different prices. A finished basement, an awkward floor plan, deferred maintenance, or a busy road can change the conversation. Send photos if you have them. Tell us about the things photos won’t show, too.

Sale price and take-home money are different numbers

If you’re using the sale to fund your next move, ask for an estimated seller net sheet. Mortgage payoffs, selling expenses, agreed repairs, and buyer concessions can affect what’s left at closing. We’ll discuss the assumptions so you can plan with a realistic range.

A market analysis helps with a pricing conversation. It isn’t a formal appraisal or a promise that a buyer will pay a particular amount.

Tell us about your house

Email your address, recent updates, known repairs, and when you’re thinking of selling to nwomack@thetriadrealtygroup.com. You don’t have to be ready to list to ask.

Missouri / Illinois: 314-272-0680
Georgia: 404-410-6260