how do I find out how much my house appraised for?
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If you own the home, your bank or mortgage company should have given you a copy of the appraisal.  You can call them and ask for it.  The assessor's office would have the property value as far as what the land is valued at plus any improvements done to it.  This value, however, is seldom what you would use as sell value.
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contact the mayor's office or local city/county treasurer to obtain the list of properties planned for auction. www.housevalues.com or a real estate offfice should inform you of market value, the assssor's office should provide assesment info., county engineeering informs of environmental, flood, and hazardous area, and the county records office informs of existing mortgages. i found foreclosure listings at the HOUSING AUTHORITY. the county auditor should provide bidding information and forms.
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If you want a very rough estimate go to ZILLOW.com and enter the address. Otherwise, if you want to know exactly, hire an appraiser to come out and take a look at their house. They will compare 3 or 4 houses in the same neighborhood and give you the value based on all of the options available. This usually cost between $300-$400.\nGo to your search engine and type "appraisers in" and your city, and theres probably 50 of them avail.
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Try Zillow.com to get an estimate of your houses value adn relatively recent sales.  You can also look on the website for tax assessments and they should have some sales data.  Additionally local newspapers may report the most recent sales.
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You can't.  Websites like zillow & bofa are not at all accurate.  For example, zillow uses loan info.  We paid cash for our house, so it shows the last thing it could find which is the foreclosure from the previous owner in May of 2004.  My neighbor paid 1/2 cash and financed the other 1/2 of her house (just 2 months ago) and sure enough zillow values her house for the exact 1/2 that she financed.  Nothing to do with market conditions in either case.  bofa.com shows my house being 30 years older than it actually is, and once again the estimate that it gave had nothing to do with market conditions.  homefindinginfo makes you fill out a form, and I still haven't heard back from them.  You could have a Realtor come by and have them give you a rough idea of what you might price it at if you were going to list it.  They would do that for free.\n\nIt has been over 26 hours since I submitted my request to homefindinginfo.com, and I still have not heard back from them.
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Go to the register of deeds for that county and ask him.  It's public record who owns real property.  In my county it can be looked up on the internet, but most counties don't have this yet.  You should also be able to find out the price they paid and when and also how much the property taxes are.  Good luck!
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Get onto the MLS website.  it will show you everything, including price of the home, when it was sold, how many people made offers, etc.
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Hi, there is a site called hometrack that tells you the price any house was bought for. So you can see how much the house was orginally bought for and how much the houses in the street was bought for and when. I have helped people buy and sell and this site is a very helpful tool because you can also find out more indepth information about any property you are interested in.
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If you are talking about finding one that is filed you would contact the property appraisers office either on line or in person. This is public record and should be pretty easy to find. You can use the physical or legal address of the property.
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Call your bank for an appraisal specialist:)
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Usually the county or city clerk's office holds those records.  They are typically viewable on the county or city clerk's website, if they have one, depending on where you live.  You would look under the area of mortgages & deeds.
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You should try to contact the land registry at \n\nwww.landregisteronline.gov.uk\n\nYou can also visit www.housepricecrash.co.uk, which has links to various sites about house prices.\n\nGood luck!
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If the house is for sale, just check that city's realtors websites and enter he address.\n\nIf it's not for sale? I know that where I live, our public library's website has a database with most all of the houses in the city on it, though some are very old pictures.
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When you close escrow on selling your house you will get a check for the net equity in your home. You can use some or all of it for the down payment on the next house.\n\nGo to www.bankrate.com and use the mortgage calculator "How much house can I afford"\n\nGood Luck
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Check the value of the house by getting an appraisal or check various comps in the area.  Then, agree on a price and record a Grant Deed at your county recorder's office.
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Hi Kate - try using http://www.uklocalarea.com/ that one is free to use . ENter the post code in top right box, then when map of area appears on left above that is button marked House Prices - click on that and it will show average prices for various types of house, i.e in my area:\n Average Price Sales \nOverall £207,091 718 \nDetached £304,958 230 \nSemi-Detached £178,873 225 \nTerraced £151,631 211 \nFlat/Maisonette £121,359 52 \n\nThere is another site http://www.myhouseprice.com/ where you can see specific actual prices for houses, but you have to pay £1.00 a go to get the actual results. But if you are interested in specifc house you may be able to find out how much the person you are buying it off paid for it!
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when you buy a house they assess on the purchase price. If you add on they will probably add the cost of the addition based on new values per square foot. www.mytaxcollector.com/TR/newHomeOwners.asp\nMIKE