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.

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.