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Mark Wurtemberg
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St. Louis Property Value

Mark Wurtemberg
  • Investor
  • Alhambra, CA
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I may want to sell a property in St. Louis. I know Zillow is not the best way to determine the value of a home. So, what would you suggest is the best way to learn what the value of a home is? Cheers, Mark
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    Kyle Eckert
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    Kyle Eckert
    • Realtor
    • Saint Louis, MO
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    @Mark Wurtemberg Zillow is a fair place to start, zestimate can be a rough guide is you are realistic about the amenities and finishes.  To get a better idea, I would find comps in the neighborhood with the same layout, finishes, condition etc.  A local investor/RE agent would be able to do this for you with the proper local knowledge needed to get you pretty close on a good price.

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