How much is your home worth in todays Market???


Home values have changed a lot in last year, less short sales, and foreclosures, homes staying a long time in the market.
The number of active listings have gone up in almost all of Virginia, and the homes are staying a little longer in the market. The homes that are priced right are still selling quickly. The inventory has increased, more choices. All this has affected the home values in a big way. We had a slow winter, and the slow spring, with things picking up now.
The interest rate staying low are great incentive for the buyers, and they will slowly creep up, next year. So ideal time to buy a home now when the interest rates are low and the credit required has come down to 600, with many lenders, including for FHA loans.
Do you want to know what your home is worth now, in today’s market, whether you looking to sell it or not, its always good to know about the value of your home in the market.
Contact me and I will do a personalized comparative market analysis for you, at no cost.
I am licensed in VA, member of PWAR (prince William association of Realtors) and NVAR ( North Virginia Association of Realtors). I will help you by setting the right price for your house, making a net sheet for you, to show that you will net the most amount, unique marketing strategies for the house, prequalify any buyer that walk through your door, all the way to closing and the post closing help.
I work with an expert team of people, can provide all the resources that you need during your homes sale or purchase.
for complete up to date listings
contact me for details and showing
search for  listings at
www.buyandsellnorthvirginia.com
Asifa Zia
Licensed in VA
Keller Williams Realty
Manassas VA
540-729-3470
aszia09@gmail.com

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