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 Mojo513 rated 32 months ago- Wow! Do you want to know the value of your own home? Just type in your address, and it will pull up all the information in the database for your home. Its much more detailed than I thought it was going to be. This is an interesting new real estate website. Great resource if you are buying or se...
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- travislovell rated 26 months ago
- Zillow provides a free Home Valuation Tool for Real Estate enthusiasts. Whether you're an agent, broker, buyer of investment property or first time homebuyer - Get Your Edge in Real Estate at Zillow.com.
- mck134 rated 27 months ago
- Zillow, essentially a mashup of maps and historical real estate sales information
- Peng rated 30 months ago
- Pretty neat, but it also kinda bothers me, how much They know.
- RootStem rated 28 months ago
- Zillow.com - Your Edge in Real Estate
- AreaControl rated 30 months ago
- assessed land values by address
- Sealy rated 28 months ago
- Zillow provides a free Home Valuation Tool for Real Estate enthusiasts. Whether you're an agent, broker, buyer of investment property or first time homebuyer - Get Your Edge in Real Estate at Zillow.com.
- inflyte14 rated 29 months ago
- A very nice estimation tool (scraping tax assessment data) for real estate vultures out there: arm yourself with comp data and price trend macro data in your back pocket, hit the houseshowings, and start flinging lowball offers everywhere! Pull out softening price curve data, projected interest rate increases, and make a compelling case as to why 10-15% below asking is quite reasonable. :) Not precise, but good for ball-parking (Zillow was about 7% below what I actually sold my last place for). Also check out: Redfin, Extate, HomePriceMaps.com
 user0127 rated 29 months ago- inaccurate pricing, they seem to just be using the real estate tax information. i dont see how this would be useful if you were really buying or selling
- vignette rated 29 months ago
- I was trying to find a house (I had the street address) on an aerial map but street numbers don't show up on aerials (unless you're CIA, NSA, etc :P OR you have zillow!) My first thought was that this was neat. My second thought was that this was scary how someone can learn so much about you so easily. @_@
- teleute rated 29 months ago
- this could be totally arbitrary and i would still think it was worth nosing around. lets us kids get together and make a sistersite that rates the appr. taxable value of grafitti covered abandoned buildings. then let me know where i can find the dude that owes all the back taxes and then put a bunch of grafitti iNsIdE the building. then wifi, a skateboard ramp and some bean bag chairs. swAnk
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