How can I found the value of a home in Tenn?
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www.zillow.com\nMy husband is a broker, and he uses this sometimes.
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If you are ready to pay, just type "property title search" in Google and you'll get tens of links\n(e.g., http://www.Intelius.com will give you reports for about $15).\n\nThe following link gives you hints, how you can get this info for free:\nhttp://genealogy.about.com/library/weekly/aa070802c.htm
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Check with City Hall, or The local appraisal district. they should be able to give you some information that may be helpful.
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Try some of the web sites that can assist you in viewing multiple listings with info such as price, location, sq ft, etc.  I have used many of them in the past with good results.  Local newspapers for the area may also have online classifieds with other personal listings.  Good luck
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Couldn't find any for taxes, but there's a HUD house at 224 Lawton for $35,000.  That's pretty cheap.  Bid deadline is tomorrow.
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check with your county's appraisal district.  They maintain that kind of information.
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Look with the assessors office.  the assessed value is close to what the appraised value of the house,  on the report it should also list the market price and when it was last sold.  if this information is not available check the doc, stamps.  take the dollar amount of the stamps and divide it by 1.50.  for example:  If the doc stamps were 45.00 you would  divide 45.00 into 1.5 this would equal 30,000, so 30,000 is the price that was paid for the property.
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look on ebay. In the real estate section.
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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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Start by going to your local public records department and get a list of Mobile homes that have sold in your area within the past 6 months or so. Look at them. Drive past and compare the condition of your mobile home compared to theirs. Take in to account the neighborhood and location. Find out how much the recently sold Mobile homes went for. Its the sale price of comparable properties that will help you to determine market value. If there is low demand for Mobil homes price yours competitively, if the market is hot (high demand) you might try to price it a bit higher. However be careful not to get crazy,  if your price your home too high it will become stale on the market and interest from buyers will die down. \n\nIf you want further help contact a Realtor who knows about Mobil homes and they will be a great help. Get a referral from a friend that sold a home like yours and Was happy with the a Realtors service
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Get the local newspaper for that area and see what is available.  COntact your local real estate agency and see if they have an office in that area and get them to find out for you.
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There are several online valuation engines such as zillow.com. However the best way to find out the value is to have an appraiser do an appraisal. The online valuation should give you a fairly good idea but by no means replaces an appraisal from a real appraiser.  If the appraisal comes in lower from a real appraiser then you at least have some negotiating room to have the seller lower the sales price. Make sure it says something to that effect in the purchase agreement. \nhttp://www.lendermark.com
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You can also look at www.zillow.com
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http://www.zillow.com\n\nI have found for my city I can get within 10% quite often with one caveat. If the house has not had updates that are not listed. If there not there how could they possibly get it right?\n\nI also look at the price as more of a what-its-worth-if-its-in-average-condition-for-the-area price. It is very useful for me if I already know the area. And as well you can get info for previous sales which is very helpful if you want to buy it from someone to figure out where they are at with it.\n\nsource quote:\n"Last year, according to the National Association of Realtors, 77 percent of home buyers used the Internet for research and 24 percent said they found their home online. Zillow.com offers free valuations for more than 40 million homes across the United States and has data on an additional 20 million homes. The property values, or "Zestimates," are only within 10 percent of the right price 62 percent of the time, and the accuracy varies widely by county and state, ranging from a low of 47 percent for New York to a high of 82 percent for Nebraska. The company says there is no data available for Idaho, Maine, New Hampshire, North Dakota and South Dakota because of state disclosure laws. "
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Most information are kept private, but if you want the value of a home, goto www.zillow.com It's mostly accurate.. \n\nTo get the rest of the information, you need to contact the tax accessor of that county.
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Try this website http://www.zillow.com.  It allows you to enter an address of a property and get an idea of the estimated pricing of the homes around your area .. what the site refers to as a zestimate.
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Ask any realtor.  This information is readily available to them.  The title or deed for the house lists all of the previous owners, what improvements were made (such as when structures on the land were built), and dated records of how much it was sold for.  I believe there is a way to obtain this information from your county's courthouse as well.