Can I remove the HomesEstimate while I'm selling my home (it should be higher)?

Can I remove the HomesEstimate while I'm selling my home (it should be higher)?

No. If you feel that your HomesEstimate does not accurately capture the value of your home, we suggest you provide us with a formal valuation and we will update the HomesEstimate.

If you have received a recent comparative market analysis (CMA) from a Real Estate Agent or a formal valuation report, you can help us improve the accuracy of your HomesEstimate. To do this to your home, follow these simple instructions.





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