The list price is a seller's advertised price, a figure that usually is only a rough estimate of what the seller wants to get. Sellers can price high, low or close to what they hope to get. To judge whether the list price is a fair one, be sure to consult comparable sales prices in the area. The appraisal value is a certified appraiser's estimate of the worth of a property, and is based on comparable sales, the condition of the property and numerous other factors.

The listing price is the seller??s advertised price, a rough estimate of what the seller would like to get for his or her property. Sellers usually make their listing price either a bit higher, lower, or close to what they hope to get. A sales price is the actual price a buyer will pay for the property. Depending on the market, a sales price can be higher or lower than the asking price.

The list price is the price tag put on a house in a real estate listing; it usually is only an estimate of what the seller would like to get for the property. The sales price is the amount a property actually sells for. It may be the same as the listing price or higher or lower, depending on how accurately the property was originally priced and on market conditions.

The appraised value of a house is a certified appraiser's opinion of the worth of a home at a given point in time. Lenders require appraisals as part of the loan application process; fees range from $200 to $300. Market value is what price the house will bring at a given point in time. A comparative market analysis is an informal estimate of market value, based on sales of comparable properties, performed by a real estate agent or broker.

The list price is the price tag put on a house in a real estate listing; it usually is only an estimate of what the seller would like to get for the property. The sales price is the amount a property actually sells for. It may be the same as the listing price or higher or lower, depending on how accurately the property was originally priced and on market conditions.

quot;Market value" is a theoretical notion of what a knowledgeable buyer would pay a willing seller in a normal market. "Sales price" is a historical fact from a particular transaction which may or may not reflect the conditions of a normal market.

The selling price of a home is the value placed on it based upon other home sales in the area, condition of the property, and other factors. The...

Appraised value is a certified appraiser's opinion of the worth of a home at a given point in time. Lenders require appraisals as part of the loan application process; fees range from $200 to $300. Market value is what price the house will bring at a given point in time. A comparative market analysis is an informal estimate of market value, based on sales of comparable properties, performed by a real estate agent or broker.

The appraised value is the market value estimate established by the Assessor from the last reappraisal program. The assessed value is a result of the appraised value or use value multiplied by the assessment ratio

A comparative market analysis is an informal estimate of the market performed by a real estate agent. It is based on the sales of similar homes in the area and generally offers a range of values, including probable market value. Appraised value is the opinion of a property’s market value, based on an appraiser’s experience and analysis of the property.