Free Property Valuation

Our property valuations have a 90%+ accuracy rate. We use advanced algorithms that analyze recent comparable sales, market trends, property characteristics, and neighborhood factors. While our estimates are highly accurate, they should be used as a starting point. For lending purposes, a formal appraisal may be required.

Yes, our basic property valuation is completely free with no hidden fees or obligations. You'll receive an instant estimate and a basic market report. For detailed analysis and financing options, we may follow up to discuss our lending services, but there's no cost for the initial valuation.

We need basic property information including the full address, property type, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, square footage, year built, and property condition. Optional details like lot size and recent improvements can help improve accuracy. We also ask for your contact information to send you the detailed report.

Our valuations are specifically designed for lending and investment decisions. We focus on recent comparable sales, current market conditions, and factors that affect loan qualification. Plus, you get personalized follow-up from our lending experts who can explain how the valuation impacts your financing options.

Absolutely! We specialize in investment property valuations. Our reports include rental income potential, cap rates, cash flow projections, and information about DSCR loans that don't require personal income verification. This makes it perfect for real estate investors and landlords.

For most homeowners, an annual valuation is sufficient to track equity growth. Real estate investors should value their properties every 6 months or before major financial decisions. If you're considering selling, refinancing, or using your property as collateral, getting a current valuation is essential.

We provide property valuations nationwide, with the most accurate results in major metropolitan areas where we have extensive comparable sales data. Rural or unique properties may have wider value ranges, but our system can still provide useful estimates for most property types across the United States.