What is a market value estimate?
A well-founded estimate of the price achievable on the market. It doesn't replace a valuation report, but it helps with initial orientation, for example before a sale.
Free of charge with a marketing instruction
If you're planning to sell your property, you receive the market value estimate free of charge when you instruct me to market it.
How I arrive at my estimate
I compare your property with current listings and prices actually achieved in the area, take location, condition, fittings and size into account, and position it within the market. On top of that comes my local experience from Erding, Freising and Munich – things you won't find in any database.
What the estimate is not
A market value estimate is not a valuation in the sense of a formal report and cannot replace one. It's well-founded guidance for your decision – for example on where a realistic asking price might lie.
The next step
If you'd like to sell, we use the estimate to develop the marketing strategy together. If, on the other hand, you need robust proof, I recommend a short appraisal report or a full market value appraisal.
Frequently asked questions
Is the market value estimate a valuation report?
No. It serves as orientation and replaces neither a short appraisal report nor a full market value appraisal.
What does it cost?
It's free of charge when you instruct me to market your property; otherwise you'll receive a transparent quote in advance.
