Step 1 of 10
Let's start with your address.
This takes about ten minutes. We save your progress as you go, so feel free to take a break and come back.
First Thoughts
Here's what the market looks like around your address.
The Medina County market has been moving. Over the last 12 months, 2,847 homes sold here — and prices have been climbing. The median sale price is running at $315,000, up 4.2% from this time last year. That kind of steady appreciation isn't one big outlier pulling the average up. It's a pattern spread across the county, from the city neighborhoods to the rural townships. Buyers are still showing up, and well-priced homes are still moving.
The number that tells the real story is the 68% figure you'll see below. That means 68% of Medina County homes sold in the last year went for more than what the county auditor has on the books as assessed value. The county's assessed value is a baseline — it's not a ceiling, and in this market it's regularly not even close to what buyers are actually paying. If your home is in good shape and priced right, the odds are strongly in your favor that you'll clear it.
The rest of this report is about your specific home — condition, finishes, lot, your timeline — set against what this market has actually been doing. Your agent will use the same county data when they run a comparative market analysis. You're just getting there first, and that changes the conversation.
Medina County · Recent sales, last 12 months
Source: Medina County Auditor transfer records. Updated monthly. County-wide figures — your agent will pull neighborhood-level comps when they run your CMA.
The Big Five reflects aggregate market activity, not the value of your individual property. This is not an appraisal.
Step 2 of 10 · Your Home
The basics first.
This should match what the county has on file. If something looks wrong to you, correct it. Your agent will pull the official auditor record too, and they'll want to talk through any differences.
Step 3 of 10 · Condition
How is the home holding up?
Be straight here. The condition of big-ticket systems affects value more than most sellers expect, and your agent will find out in the inspection anyway. You're better off knowing now.
Step 4 of 10 · Quality & Finishes
Buyers notice kitchens first. Let's talk finishes.
If your kitchen is two years old or brand new, that's a strong selling point. If it hasn't been touched in twenty years, that's useful to know too. Be accurate — there's no wrong answer here.
Step 5 of 10 · Improvements
Any major improvements in the last ten years?
You're halfway there. A new roof, a finished basement, a brand-new kitchen — these all move the needle. If your home is newer construction and nothing has needed replacing yet, just leave this blank. That's a good thing.
Step 6 of 10 · Space
Let's nail down the room count and square footage.
This is how buyers search on every portal. Getting this right matters when your agent pulls comps.
Step 7 of 10 · Lot & Site
Tell us about the property itself.
Backing to woods or water can move the sale price more than most sellers realize. Make sure your agent knows.
Step 8 of 10 · Features
Anything extra worth noting?
Almost there. Two sections left after this one.
Step 9 of 10 · Your Situation
Last few questions, then we'll connect you with an agent.
You're almost at the finish line. These answers help us match you with an agent who fits your timeline and style.
Step 10 of 10 · Your Agent
Pick an agent to review your report.
These are agents who work Medina County. When you select one, your completed report goes to them. You're not signing anything — you're just starting a conversation.
Agents are ordered by review count. When the full MHG agent roster is live, this list will be filtered to agents who work your specific neighborhood.
Mark Reyes
Coldwell Banker · Medina
Medina City, Montville, Liverpool Township
Sarah Miller
RE/MAX Traditions · Medina
Medina City, Montville, Granger Township
Tom Bradley
Howard Hanna · Medina
Brunswick, Hinckley, Strongsville border
Diane Walsh
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices · Medina
Medina Township, Medina City, Granger Township
Jennifer Kowalski
Keller Williams Greater Cleveland SW
Wadsworth, Lodi, western Medina County
Robert Cho
Century 21 DeAnna Realty · Brunswick
Brunswick, Brunswick Hills, Sharon Township
Linda Patterson
eXp Realty · Medina
Hinckley, Litchfield, Homer Township
Kevin Marsh
Howard Hanna · Wadsworth
Wadsworth, Chippewa Lake, Spencer Township
Agent order is determined by review count and recency, not by payment to Medina Homes Guide or its affiliates. Selecting an agent is not a listing agreement.
You're all set
Your Seller's Report is ready.
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Your selected agent
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Your agent will reach out within 24 hours to schedule a time to go through this report together.
- Your agent gets a copy of your completed report.
- They'll review your property details alongside The Big Five for your area.
- You'll talk through comparable sales and get their honest read on pricing.
- If you decide to list, you'll sign a listing agreement directly with your agent at that point.
This report is informational only. It does not constitute an appraisal, a broker price opinion (BPO), or a formal comparative market analysis (CMA). Medina Homes Guide is not a licensed real estate brokerage. Only a licensed real estate appraiser can issue a formal opinion of value under Ohio law. Connecting with an agent through this form creates no listing obligation. Your agent is an independently licensed REALTOR who will conduct their own market analysis before any listing agreement is signed.
Seller's Report
Property
The Big Five — Medina County Market
Median sale price
Price trend vs. last year
Homes sold (last 12 mo.)
Avg. annual tax rate
Sold above auditor value
Source: Medina County Auditor transfer records. Updated monthly. County-wide figures.
Home Details
Condition
Circumstances
Selected Agent
This report is informational only and does not constitute an appraisal, a broker price opinion (BPO), or a formal comparative market analysis (CMA). Medina Homes Guide is not a licensed real estate brokerage. Only a licensed real estate appraiser can issue a formal opinion of value under Ohio law. No listing obligation is created by completing this report.
Source for county data: Medina County Auditor. The Big Five reflects county-wide recent sales data, not the value of any individual property.