The first step to any home sale, once you have decided to sell, is the valuation. You can set your budget and calculate how much equity is in your property by knowing the value of the home you are selling.

You can get an updated valuation of your home without having to wait for a formal appointment. The three options have a different accuracy level, but also require a different commitment level from you.

Online

Start with online property valuation. You don’t have to commit any time or effort. You can get an online property valuation at any time and as often as you want. The algorithm will estimate the value of the home based on the purchase price, similar properties that have been sold in the area, and current market conditions. You can do this as often as you like, while sitting in your pajamas and enjoying a glass or two of wine. The software has limitations. It will not know if you’ve made any improvements to your property since you purchased it or how you present your home.

Virtual

Virtual valuations, which have become more popular, offer a personal touch. A valuation appointment is easy to set up based on photos, videos and the agent’s local expertise. Since the agent is from your locality, he has a thorough understanding of the area and street. The valuation can be done remotely, so you don’t have to worry about the cleanliness of the house or how it will look to visitors. It’s important to note that the assessment will be made by a human being, not an algorithm or automation. The personal touch is reassuring, and even though they can’t actually see the house, it can be a good stepping stone to a complete property valuation. For Estate Agents Gloucester, contact Murdock and Wasley

In-person

A personal valuation appointment is the gold standard. It will provide you with a researched and accurate property valuation. If you’re ready to sell your house, this is the way to do it. This process gives you confidence and security in knowing that your home is being valued accurately.