How do you determine how much my home is worth?

LuckySmith

You can’t sell your home unless you know its value. Get your home appraised before you sell it and price it by considering the market standard. The market value of a house is usually determined depending on its age, square footage, and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms. Nonetheless, its value should be comparable to prices of homes in your area. Price it right as it can help you sell your home faster.

Janice_Megaworld

That depends on your purpose to buy and external factors. If you are looking for a condo for your own use, accessibility, security, location and establisments within the area should be taken into consideration. If yoy are looking for a condo investment, you should add the ff to your considerations: price appraisal of your property, rental income, and your rental market within the area. If you are interested in purchasing a condo property, feel free to message or call me at my mobile/viber +639054704113. Or you can email me at janicescua@yahoo.com.

haleysantos

I know that this is an old thread but if you would want to determine the amount of your home, it can be factored in with the following:

Location
Current Market Value of the Land and Location
Age (of course, this can be a good factor on how old the property is.)
Size of the property
Other factors in which can be determine when examined by the experts.

Also, you need to study if the market value of the specific property is good and can be enough to what you need. You might try to ask from other sources as well in order to really make things right in your decision, should you try to sell your home in the future.

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mandyyanga

Factors you need to consider when knowing a home's worth is first the age, how long has it been since it was built. Second is the home itself, the size area and structure. You also need to consider the location of the house. Prices are more likely to vary when it is built in a scout area. I'd also suggest you hire an agent ?

Roldan

One thing you would consider is the imminent development of the area where your property is. Bonifacio Global, I bet is once a lush grassland before it became a posh land :-) Even the lot/properties near or around BGC got an upbeat appraisal when BGC became a business district.