Question 1

How is this different from a Zestimate?

Accepted Answer

A Zestimate is a national algorithm reading public records. We start with the homes that actually closed on your block, then a Tampa Bay agent looks at your condition and today's buyer demand before the number goes out.

Question 2

Will I get a sales pitch after entering my address?

Accepted Answer

No. You get the valuation. We follow up once to ask if you have questions. If you are not selling, we move on.

Question 3

What if my home does not sell?

Accepted Answer

We have a plan for that, and you hear from us weekly either way: fresh photography, rewritten copy, retargeted ads, and a new look at the price. You will always know what the market is telling us.

Question 4

How do you decide what my home should list for?

Accepted Answer

Recent closed sales in your neighborhood, how fast they sold, what is competing with you right now, and what your home has that they do not. You see the comps we used, not just the number.

Question 5

What happens after I request my home value?

Accepted Answer

You see a range on screen right away. An agent reviews the comps and sends you the sharpened number with the reasoning behind it.

Question 6

What exactly do you do to market my home?

Accepted Answer

The MLS is step one, not the plan. Add Google search ads, retargeting to buyers who viewed homes like yours, a dedicated landing page, email to our buyer list, and short-form video.

Question 7

When do you get paid?

Accepted Answer

At closing, out of the proceeds. If your home does not sell, we do not get paid.

Question 8

When is the best time to sell a house in Tampa Bay?

Accepted Answer

Late winter through spring is historically the strongest window in Tampa Bay, but Florida's season is milder than up north, and well-priced homes sell year-round here. Preparation and pricing move the needle more than the month on the calendar.

Question 9

What should I fix before selling my house?

Accepted Answer

First impressions: paint, lighting, curb appeal, and the small deferred-maintenance list buyers notice at a showing. Skip the big renovation. You rarely get that money back. We walk your home with you and tell you exactly what is worth doing and what is not.

Question 10

How long does it take to sell a house in Tampa?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your price band and how the home is priced against its comps. A well-priced, well-marketed home draws most of its attention in the first two weeks on market. We will show you the actual days-on-market for homes like yours before you list.