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Updated over 4 years ago,

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  • Houston, TX
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Analyzing Comps before selling

Account Closed
  • Houston, TX
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Hello everyone,

I plan to sell my home sometime next year and I'm pretty confident that it will sell quickly. I know there are many homes in my neighborhood that have similar characteristics as mine for example, sqft, single story and build year.

At the moment there is a home across the street that is getting a complete remodel including a new roof but it is not going on the market.

My question is, how are increased value assessed on a property if it doesn't go to market?

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