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Updated over 5 years ago, 05/18/2019

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Erik Sherburne
  • Investor
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Zillow Adjustment Factor

Erik Sherburne
  • Investor
  • Saint Paul, MN
Posted

I'm looking at a SFH portolio. The selling price of the portfolio is discounted based off the Zillow price. We all know there can be wild error bars on that price however there is some value in an algorithm pooling data from home sales. I've toured all the properties, took pics, made notes, the usual stuff and as I tried to come up with my own value I came up with a scale to consider improvements needed vs the current Zillow price.

Scale Adjustment Factor
1 Tear Down -60%
2 Major Repair -35%
3 Significant updates needed -15%
4 Cosmetic updates needed -5%
5 Zillow value - intentionally above average as Zillow factors in "sale ready" condition 0%
6 Major improvements 10%
7 High end value added everything 25%

You'll notice that I consider "Zillow value" to be a 5 (greater than average) as my assumption is that most properties that are for sale are also above average outliers (on either side) factor out in to the "noise".

Thoughts?

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