Tell Edgard about your home
Share your address, basic property details, and your timeline. It takes about two minutes.
Home Valuation
Understand your home's position in today's market before deciding what comes next.
Personal property valuation
Know what your home is worth, backed by real market data.
Online estimates use public records and automated algorithms. They do not know about recent updates, neighborhood-specific demand, or how your property compares to what is actually selling right now.
Edgard evaluates your home the same way he evaluates any real estate decision, comparing recent comparable sales, active competition, market trends, and your property's specific condition and features, not just a database estimate.
This valuation is a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), the professional method REALTORS® are trained to use, following standards from the National Association of REALTORS®, Florida Realtors, and the local REALTOR® association, to determine an appropriate market value for listing a property. A CMA is not a formal appraisal and is not a substitute for one; a licensed appraiser is required for lending, legal, or other purposes that specifically call for an appraisal.
How it works
From request to a real answer, in three steps.
Edgard reviews the market
Comparable sales, active competition, neighborhood trends, and your property's specific condition and features.
Get a personal valuation
A clear explanation of your home's likely market position, with no pressure to list and no automated number.
Why this is different
An online estimate is a guess. This is an answer.
"I already know what my home is worth from Zillow" is one of the most common seller assumptions, and one of the most costly. Automated estimates and a personal valuation are not the same thing.
Automated online estimates
- Built from public records and broad algorithms, not a walkthrough of your home
- Does not know about recent renovations, upgrades, or condition
- Can be off by tens of thousands of dollars in either direction
- Gives a number with no explanation behind it
Edgard's personal valuation
- Reviews recent comparable sales in your specific neighborhood
- Accounts for condition, upgrades, and what makes your property unique
- Explains the reasoning behind the number, not just the number itself
- A real person you can ask questions to, with no obligation to list
Common questions
What sellers ask before requesting a valuation.
A valuation is a starting point, not a commitment. These answers cover what to expect.
Is this valuation free?
Yes. There is no cost and no obligation to list your home with Edgard afterward.
How is this different from a Zillow estimate?
Edgard runs a Comparative Market Analysis, or CMA, that looks at recent sales of similar homes in your neighborhood, current active listings, and market trends, instead of a public-record algorithm with no knowledge of your home's actual condition.
How long does it take to get my valuation?
Most valuations are ready within one to two business days after Edgard reviews your property details and the current market.
Does requesting a valuation commit me to selling?
No. Many homeowners request a valuation just to understand their equity or plan for the future. There is never any obligation to list or sell.
What if I am not ready to sell yet?
That is fine. Let Edgard know your timeline in the form. Many sellers request a valuation months before listing to plan ahead.